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Why did US join Vietnam?
To fight communism; part of the cold war.
How did the Korean War influence US culture?
It didn't it was the Cold War.
Causes that led to Vietnam and outcome?
The cold war led to the Vietnam War; the outcome was also because of the cold war. Another words, had there NOT BEEN a cold war (which was created by the atomic bomb); the Vietnam War would have been fought normally/traditionally...with everything the US had (presuming nukes DID NOT exist) and the North would've been invaded...as in ALL US WARS previously.
Who had the US tried to help north Vietnam or south Vietnam why?
The communist superpowers supported the north with war material. The US supported the south with men & material. Reason: Cold War.
What main nations were fighting in the Cold War?
Cold War means NO FIGHTING. There was no war during the cold war, with the exceptions of the two "HOT BATTLES" of the cold war, the Korean War and Vietnam War. Actual war between the the USSR & the US never happened.
What was the US's argument for the war in Vietnam?
Cold war.
Why did the US get involed with the Vietnam War?
Cold war.
Why did US get ivoved in Vietnam?
Cold war.
What was US's views on the Vietnam war?
Part of the cold war.
Why did the US become of the Vietnam War?
Part of the cold war.
What was the main reason US entered the Vietnam War?
Part of the cold war.
What cold war countries were involved in the Vietnam war?
The Soviet Union (USSR) supplied North Vietnam, and the US fought for South Vietnam.
Where did the Cold War get hot?
Vietnam
Was the war between US and Vietnam necessary?
Only as necessary as the cold war itself.
Why did US join Vietnam?
To fight communism; part of the cold war.
How did the Korean War influence US culture?
It didn't it was the Cold War.
What was the medias influence on Australians in the Vietnam war?
They probably fuelled the protesters, as they did in the US.
