Why was Vietnam divided into two parts? Was it due to a civil conflict?

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Vietnam was divided into North and South Vietnam the North was for communism and the south was against it. The Vietnam war was civil because it was within the same country

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Vietnam was divided into North and South after the Geneva Conference in 1954 due to conflicting ideologies of communism and capitalism. The division was part of the Cold War context and led to a civil conflict known as the Vietnam War. Ultimately, this war resulted in the North gaining control over the South in 1975, unifying the country under a communist government. 
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Why was Vietnam divided into two parts? Was it due to a civil conflict?

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