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Why did the attitude of Americans change concerning the Vietnam war

Why did the attitude of Americans change concerning the Vietnam war
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Why did the attitude of Americans change concerning the Vietnam war

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From the beginning to the end, Americans thought that the Vietnam war was unnecessary.
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Americans were weary of believing that every war could be won. It also limited media's role in wars, so we don't see everything.
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