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How did Vietnamization differ from the war policies of Nixon's predecessors (Be sure to define Vietnamization in your answer (Pretty please))

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Vietnamization was the action of turning responsibility of the Vietnam war to South Vietnam. To do this, Nixon had to pull U.S soldiers out of the war, and he did this because he thought that the Army of the Republic of Vietnam could fight their own war themselves. He slowly pulled the troops out, but it had a lack of results. When he put his plan to action, nothing barely happened. On the other hand, with past presidents, either their plan was effective in a good or a bad way, and you still saw results. 

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Vietnamization differed from the war policies of Nixon's predecessors as, "Vietnamization involved Nixon pulling US troops out of the war and felt the Army of the Republic of Vietnam could fight their own war."

Who was Nixon?

Richard Nixon was the 37th president of the United States. He became a member of the Republican Party. He assumed responsibility for the Vietnam War and so he ended American involvement in Vietnam combat in 1973.

What is Vietnamization?

Vietnamization was a policy of the Richard Nixon. He believed in the  Vietnamization strategy and he wanted to end U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War through this strategy by, "expanding, equipping, and training South Vietnamese forces and assigning to them an ever-increasing combat role, and at the same time steadily reducing the number of U.S. combat troops".

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