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2. Which public perception resulted in a lack of recognition of Vietnam veterans at the end of the
war? (2 Points)
Many people belieyed that the war had produced very few casualties.
Many people thought veterans did not want to be recognized.
Many people felt Vietnam was a defeat and did not want to think about the war.
Many people thought veterans needed therapy rather than parades and honors



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The public perception that resulted in a lack of recognition of Vietnam veterans at the end of the war was:

- Many people felt Vietnam was a defeat and did not want to think about the war.

This perception contributed to a lack of acknowledgment and appreciation for the sacrifices made by the Vietnam veterans. The war was widely seen as a controversial and divisive conflict, and the public sentiment of defeat and disillusionment made it challenging for many to honor or recognize the veterans who served during that time. This lack of recognition added to the challenges faced by Vietnam veterans as they returned home and reintegrated into society.

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