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How did the Vietnam War increase political and social tensions in the U.S.?

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The Vietnam War heightened social tensions in the United States by creating divisions between those who opposed the war and those who supported the fight against communism no matter what. It also laid bare numerous social, economic, and racial inequities in American society.

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