No. The US was opposed to the Khmer Rouge. Materially, they were supplied by a number of sources, but the government which backed them was the Peoples Republic of China.
Yes. The Khmer Rouge was backed by the PRC, which is also what led to the Sino-Vietnamese War. Vietnam invaded Cambodia and expelled the PRC-backed Khmer Rouge, and this in turn triggered the war between Vietnam (who remained aligned with the Soviet Union) and China (who had a major split with the Soviet Union between the 1950s and 1970s).
Khmer Rouge began in 1975 and ended in 1979.
The US did not as such; except when it comes to the Khmer Rouge claim to the Cambodian seat in the UN, after the "Killing Fields". The US supported the Khmer Rouge claim to the UN-seat, not the Vietnamese puppet-governments claim.
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The notorious Khmer Rouge regime was overthrown by the Vietnamese in 1979.
Khmer is what Cambodian people are called and rouge means red in French
The Khmer Rouge are a revolutionary faction that has never net succeeded in seizing power.
Millions of people who opposed the Khmer Rouge were killed.
Pol Pot was the main leader of the Khmer Rouge. Yet, he was not the only. Nuon Chea, Ieng Sary, Son Sen and Khieu Samphan were also heads of the Khmer Rouge.
Communist guerrilla forces in Camodia were called the Khmer Rouge.
Lon Nol was the prime minister of Cambodia before the Khmer Rouge in 1972-1975.
Khmer rouge under the guidance of Pol Pot.