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Why was the US so determined to stop communism from spreading?
Because of the Domino Theory, which says if one nation falls to communism, then all of the surrounding nations will become communist.
How many countries participated in olympic 2012?
204 nations were invited to come. Two nations are competing under the olympic flag, they are counted as one in the nation count.
If one nation fell to communism neighboring nations would soon fall?
It all depends on the strength of the neighboring nations.The domino theory.
How is China different from other places?
The majority of the world is capitalist nations however the People's Republic of China is a communist nation which is a minority nation. Communism is based on a classless state. The actual ideas of communism were written by Karl Marx. China is not the only communist nation in the world however its definantly the biggest since the USSR dissolved in 1991.
What Asian nation was the location of a war in which the US participated in in the 1950s?
In the early 50's present day North and South Korea. In 1959 it would be Vietnam.
Which Eastern European nation resisted communism the longest?
Albania resisted communism the longest among Eastern European nations. The communist regime in Albania lasted until 1991, making it one of the last countries in the region to transition away from communism.
What nation practices communism?
Russia
The Truman Doctrine pledged to provide economic and military assistance to any nation threatened by communism Two of the first nations to receive aid under this doctrine were?
Greece and Turkey
What is the plural form of nation?
The plural form of "nation" is "nations."
What is a nation that rules several other nations?
A nation that rules over other nations, known as a dominant or conquering nation, is the founder of an empire of nations.
How would you use humanise in a sentences?
Communism dehumanizes a nation. Capitalism humanizes a nation.
Which nation tried to force communism on the entire world?
Russia.
