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Is Vietnam still communist-?
Vietnam was never Communist, as it never involved a classless stateless society based on production for use.
What was the main cause of Vietnam war?
The main cause was the communist use of force to conquer a non communist country.
How was the use of napalm part of the larger American strategy to win the war in Vietnam?
Napalm was Used in the increased American air strikes on communist forces throughout Vietnam.
Communist countries in Asia?
There are no Socialist countries in Asia, nor could there be. Socialism is a classless stateless society based on production for use, and would have to exist on a global scale, with no countries or borders.
What theory did four US presidents use to justify US participation in the Vietnam War?
To stop communist aggression in Southeast Asia and to keep it from spreading.
What words did Menzies use to tell Australian people they were going to Vietnam war?
Probably to stop communist aggression; it really wasn't a military secret. The Australians had been fighting communists long before they landed in Vietnam.
What countries use commusim?
As of now, the countries that are officially recognized as communist states include China, Cuba, Laos, and Vietnam. These nations are governed by communist parties that maintain a dominant role in political and economic life. However, the implementation of communism varies significantly among them, with China and Vietnam incorporating market-oriented reforms, while Cuba and Laos have maintained more traditional communist structures.
What is an communist?
A Communist is the same as a Socialist: someone who advocates the abolition of the wages system and establishment of a classless stateless moneyless society based on production for use and democratic control.
What country was divided by communism in 1954?
China began the transition to state capitalism in 1949. There cannot be a Communist country, as Communism (a classless stateless society based on production for use) can only be introduced at a global level.
What was 3 actions kenndy did in Vietnam?
During his presidency, John F. Kennedy escalated U.S. involvement in Vietnam through several key actions. He increased the number of military advisors in South Vietnam from a few hundred to over 16,000 to assist the South Vietnamese government in combating the communist Viet Cong. Kennedy also authorized the use of U.S. helicopters and other military equipment to support South Vietnamese forces. Additionally, he approved the strategic use of covert operations to undermine the communist influence in the region.
Why is Vietnam under the name Socialist republic if its a communist country?
Vietnam is officially known as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam because it identifies as a socialist state guided by Marxist-Leninist principles. While it is a one-party state led by the Communist Party of Vietnam, the term "socialist" underscores its commitment to social equity and collective ownership, rather than strictly adhering to classical communist ideology. The use of "socialist" also reflects the country's economic reforms and integration into the global economy, which include market-oriented policies. Thus, the name emphasizes its ideological foundation and aspirations while accommodating contemporary economic realities.
When year was it when Vietnam agreed not to hit the US with a Nuclear bomb?
LBJ and General Westmoreland did discuss the use of nuclear weapons for use in the Vietnam War, but LBJ ultimately instructed his subordinates to drop the matter and not to bring up the issue of nukes again. This issue had also surfaced during the Korean War and General MacArthur got sacked for it (among other reasons). Note: Only Russia (USSR) & Red China on the communist side had atomic weapons during the Vietnam War. Vietnam never agreed not to hit the US with an atomic bomb because 1) Vietnam has never had any nuclear weapons of any type, 2) Vietnam has no delivery system to send such weapons outside its own border.
