Analyzing a Primary Source on the Vietnam War
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This worksheet encourages students to analyze a primary source related to the Vietnam War, focusing on content, provenance, and usefulness.
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Analyzing a Primary Source on the Vietnam War
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Source Analysis: A Soldier's Perspective on the Vietnam War
Source A: Letter from a U.S. Soldier
"The jungle was relentless; we faced constant danger from hidden booby traps and unseen enemies. The heat and humidity drained us, and the constant noise of gunfire kept us on edge. Many soldiers felt isolated and scared, unsure if they would return home. We were told we were fighting for freedom, but it often felt like we were just surviving each day." Provenance: Private letter written by Corporal James Miller, 1968, to his family.
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- 1/1/2026
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