Vietnam
NO- the actual War occurred after he left office. He did send some military advisers to Vietnam and started the idea of US involvement there.
Domino Theory
The domino theory was primarily associated with the spread of communism during the Cold War, particularly in Southeast Asia. It suggested that the fall of one country to communism could trigger a chain reaction, leading neighboring countries to also fall. Key countries involved in this theory included Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia, where the U.S. feared that communist influence would expand throughout the region. The theory influenced American foreign policy, particularly in its military involvement in the Vietnam War.
Support for American involvement in Vietnam primarily came from government officials, military leaders, and those who believed in the policy of containment aimed at preventing the spread of communism. This included President Lyndon B. Johnson and his administration, who viewed the conflict as essential to maintaining U.S. credibility and preventing a domino effect in Southeast Asia. Additionally, some segments of the American public, particularly those who were influenced by Cold War ideologies, also supported military engagement.
Vietnam
NO- the actual War occurred after he left office. He did send some military advisers to Vietnam and started the idea of US involvement there.
are you kidding. there was the domino theory but dominoes didn't cause a war
domino
Domino Effect, which basically amounts to a policy of containment.
Domino Theory
South Korea--China and USA went to prevent the Domino Theory--- if one country becomes communist, all the countries around it will too.
Which country started the domino effect of Spain losing south America
Domino Theory
The domino theory is that if one country falls into communsim, other neighboring countries will fall into communism.
The domino theory is that if one country falls into communsim, other neighboring countries will fall into communism.
Eisenhower apparently believed in the domino theory, at least to some extent. He took the first steps toward US involvement in Indochina.