Chronological sequencing of the Vietnam War
In this post you will find below selected websites that provide timelines for the Vietnam War.
From now on, you will be forwarded via this blog small bits of information on a regular basis (about once a week) for you to look at prior to the trip.
If you do the readings/watching in the blog between now and April, you will have a really good understanding of what you are visiting when we are in Vietnam.
We know you have plenty of schoolwork to do, but if we do a little bit at a time in preparation for the tour, you will certainly be well briefed on the Vietnam War and associated aspects for our visit.
There is no test or assessment of all this reading/watching, just a chance for you to get the most out of the tour! Many of you are also doing your own reading in preparation - keep that going, but just keep an eye out for what is posted to see if it provides information that you have not covered.
Other than keeping a journal on the trip, there will not be any worksheets or workbooks for you - this blog preparation is really that! Plus, we don't want your heads buried in booklets or filling in sheets when we are traveling - we much prefer you to look around and take it all in, using the knowledge and understandings about Vietnam the country and the Vietnam War you gain prior to the trip.
The chronological sequencing of events is a fundamental skill in history, and this blog posting provides several timelines of events (for the American involvement and the Australian involvement in the Vietnam War). Such sequencing gives you an orientation of what happened over time - it is so important to get your historical bearings on happenings with any historical event - to know what happened in order. Probably not the most exciting historical task but very important when considering cause and effect.
American involvement timelines
Australian involvement timelines
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