Media and public opinion (AQA GCSE History): Flashcards

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US military censorship policy on Vietnam War media

No censorship imposed on media reports

No. of US reporters in Vietnam in 1964

20

No. of reporters in Vietnam by 1965

400

No. of reporters in Vietnam by 1968

600

Journalists killed during Vietnam War

60

Major revelation that shocked Americans about war crimes

My Lai massacre

Date of Kent State shootings & no. killed

4 May 1970, four students

Nixon's term for Americans he appealed to (3 Nov 1969)

Silent majority

Nixon's approval rating change after 'silent majority' speech

From 55% to 77%

Cronkite's statement about USA in Vietnam

Mired in stalemate

Construction workers who confronted anti-war protesters

Hard hats

Watergate scandal timeframe

1972 until 1974

When Nixon resigned

August 1974

Watergate's impact on Vietnam policy

Undermined Nixon's authority; reduced US funding for South Vietnam

Who pardoned Nixon after resignation

Gerald Ford

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