What is one reason soldiers were shunned when they returned from Vietnam?

A. Many Americans did not support the war.

B. Many American thought the war was not over.

C. The soldiers were ordered to hospitals immediately

D. The Soldiers carried contagious diseases back with them.

A. Many Americans did not support the war.

Explanation:

The Vietnam War was a very controversial conflict. It lasted an extremely long time, and once the United States was involved, it was very difficult to take the troops out of the conflict. Moreover, politicians were unwilling to end the war, despite enormous public opposition. Many atrocities were committed during the war, and the United States was responsible for a huge number of them. Therefore, when soldiers returned to the country, they were seen as contributors to an event most people detested. This meant that they were shunned when they returned home.

A. Many Americans did not support the war.

(The soldiers slaughtered many people and there was horrible massacres, they do not support this at all)