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What was the United States point of view and the rest of Asia point of view in the Vietnam war?
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The point of view from the US and the rest of Asia was, we all knew it was "a communist thing"...the cold war. What could anyone do about the cold war? We had to live with it. When it came to the "shooting" part, during the Korean & Vietnam Wars, we had to live with it. When men started getting drafted to "participate" in it...then the riots and protests began.
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Cold War policies in Southeast Asia are best illustrated by?
the United States' support of South Vietnam.
Why did the United states protect south Vietnam?
The United States hoped to stop the spread of communism in Asia
What wars did the United States fight to stop the spread of communism?
Korean war & the Vietnam war. There was also the Cold War. Also the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
How did most immigrants enter the United States?
By ship
What side got help in the Vietnam war?
North Vietnam was supported by Soviet Union money and military equipment. Help also came from China, and later from Cuba. South Vietnam, as a member of the South East Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), was supported by the United States, Canada, South Korea, Australia, and the Philippines.
Why did the United States become involved in vietnam-?
The United States became involved in Vietnam because they wanted to stop communism from happening in that part of Asia.
What best describes U.S. involvement in Vietnam?
The United States tried to prevent Ho Chi Minh from controlling Vietnam.
First US involvement in Vietnam?
The United states wanted to prevent all of Asia from becoming communist
Why did Johnson believe that it was important for the United states to win Vietnam?
my answer for Apex was: He feared a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia if the United States left Vietnam :) have a great day guys!
Why did President Johnson believed that it was important for the US to win the Vietnam?
He feared a communist takeover in Southeast Asia if the United States left Vietnam.
Cold War policies in Southeast Asia are best illustrated by?
the United States' support of South Vietnam.
Which best describe U.S. involvement in Vietnam?
The united states wanted to prevent all of Asia from becoming communist
Which Best describe U.S involvement in Vietnam?
The united states wanted to prevent all of Asia from becoming communist
Was there any wars during JFK's presidency?
Yes, Vietnam was at war. The United States involvement began under Eisenhower after the French pulled out of Southeast Asia. When JFK was elected he added 43,000 advisors into Vietnam, but it wasn't considered a war at this point. After his death LBJ began to draft men to fight the war and the United States was in full scale "police action " in Vietnam. It never was a declared war.
What were they fighting for in the Vietnam war?
When the Vietnam War started, the world was in the grip of the Cold War. The United States was worried about the possible spread of Communism in Southeast Asia. We felt that we needed to act to prevent this.
What are some things in Asia that start with the letter U?
· United Arab Emirates · Uzbekistan
'Which power occupied Vietnam and other countries in Southeast Asia?
Vietnam was, initially a French colony. Southeast Asia was colonised by many nations, notably: France, British Empire, Germany, Portugaul, The Netherlands and more recently the Japan and to some extent the United States.
