Worldview

Americans viewed the war as unnecessary and a big error. Vietnamese viewed the American's as evil and people that just wanted total war. The french believed it was suppose to be their country but did not have the man power or economy to continue to fight after world war 2.

I can definitely say that the worldview of America was changed because of the war. Many countries would be shocked that we didn't "win". Thousands of people around the world view the war as unnecessary. The Vietnamese were scared, and didn't view American's in a flattering light. Americans were disappointed in their government and country. Many didn't fully understand the war, and just went with what everyone else would think. The worldview of the Vietnam War was an interesting one, but not a very stable one. As many myths were passed around about the veterans, there was a heavy influence of social media affecting people's opinions.

Was the Vietnam War necessary?
 * This conflict was necessary because it was inevitable that we would go to war to stop the spread of communism by proposing the domino theory.

America said they pledged to fight communism. Whither they fight with guns, or politics, either way a war would have erupted. The war wasn't as much necessary as it was inevitable. The domino theory made communism in another country a direct threat to America. Conflict was sure to arise sooner or later, maybe the actual war could have been avoided, but there was no escaping the conflict.