Why did the United States Fail in Vietnam? What factors limited President Johnson’s freedom of action there?

Answer 1

My view is that the USA failed because it was fighting a war against an enemy comprised of members of the populace of the country in which the war was being fought. That enemy was supported by a lot of the people of the country.

Iraq, anyone?

Answer 2

Nixon was winning the war they wanted peace talks
but masses protest to get out of Vietnam
ho chi Minn the north Vietnamese president after seeing
America was getting strong protest's in the U.S they drew up a plan to fight very limited and wear out the Patience of the American people until they withdrew.

we might have had a shot at actually winning cause they seen Nixon picking up the war and was strong and they willing to cut the a deal like they did in Korea but Nixon's was hand cuffed to withdrew.

a few incident's went are way we would have had a deal striked very close.

Answer 3

We should see the results,the deep study of which shows that , although President JOHNSON failed by Action,but he could ,successfully control himself and thus made the USA able to become the only SUPER POWER of the World during the last quarter of the 20th century a.d; when the USSR was disintigrated.