soviet communism was quickly spreading into countries in south East Asia (particularly ones with unstable governments). The US felt that it was in its best interests (and that of the capitalistic and democratic world) to limit the growth of Communism and hopeful prevent the preliterate over throw of the ruling class that Karl Marx had predicted in his communist manifesto. basically the us wanted to accomplish two main goals in Asia.
1. so secure capitalism and democracy
2. reduce the influence of its biggest rial, the USSR
Asia for the asians
During World War II, Japanese controlled much of Southeast Asia from European nations. When the Japanese ruled the area, it showed them that Europeans were far from invincible. When the war ended, the Japanese left Southeast Asia. Europeans then wanted the land back. But many of the people of Southeast Asia did not want to live under the Europeans any longer. Southeast Asia eventually won independence and new nations were formed.
Trade embargoes.
Japan! :d
becaouse us won the world war 2 that is why us join in base southern Asia forxample japan and south Korea
Please see the attached link regarding Southeast Asia during World War 2.
Indochina
During WWII, Japan occupied Southeast Asia. Vietnam is part of Southeast Asia.
Asia for the asians
During World War II, Japanese controlled much of Southeast Asia from European nations. When the Japanese ruled the area, it showed them that Europeans were far from invincible. When the war ended, the Japanese left Southeast Asia. Europeans then wanted the land back. But many of the people of Southeast Asia did not want to live under the Europeans any longer. Southeast Asia eventually won independence and new nations were formed.
The war in southeast Asia
In Southeast Asia: Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos
Trade embargoes.
For Southeast Asia, the Vietnam War.
Southeast Asia (Vietnam), Asia (Korea), Pacific (WW2), CBI (China, Burma, India Theater WW2).
Josef Silverstein has written: 'The Political Legacy of Aung San (Southeast Asia Program Series) (Southeast Asia Program Series, No 11)' 'Southeast Asia in World War II' 'Burma' -- subject(s): Politics and government
Southeast Asia.