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NO!!!! American should stay in its own budiness!!
This difficult question can become quite easy by splitting it.
1. Because of the aggression of the Soviet Union in Eastern Europe and later by the Chinese in Korea the US reacted by a policy of containment.
Later for most Americans that was not a wise decision. In Vietnam there had been a long war of independence against the French which after 1954 had changed in a communistic war of agression. If the the US had better realized that difficult situation they would have made an exception and neglect Indo China. But after 15 years South Vietnam had been an longtime ally against communism and America could not forsake an ally without disturbing the balance of power during the Cold War with the Soviet Union. So then for olderAmericans the war was justified, although very impopular.
2. For young Americans the war was not justified because for them detainment of communism was not worth the sacrifice of human life. At that time they had an idealistic view of communism and sympathized with it. In later years after that idealistic view diminished, especially within communistic countries.
3. For individual people who believe in God the question is easy. God is the creator and owner of human life and humans are not allowed to take it. In the future injustice will be taken away God.
What else can I help you with?
Was the entry of the US into the Vietnam war justified?
The policy at the time was the Domino Theory, so in protection and practice of the theory, yes it was justified.
US involvement in Vietnam was justified?
yes...
What are some connections between the Vietnam and Iraq wars?
None. The US is not at war with Iraq. In Vietnam, the US was at war with North Vietnam.
What illegal war acts did the US and Vietnam do in the Vietnam war?
The US tested napalm, bombs and chemical weapons on the Vietnam civilians.
When did the US go to war in Vietnam?
Guerrilla war in South Vietnam '55; conventional war with North Vietnam '64.
What event led the us in the Vietnam war?
The French Indochina War most likely led to the (so called) American Vietnam War. Because the French war divided up the country into TWO nations; North & South Vietnams. When the communist led North Vietnam attempted to take over (conquer) South Vietnam... this led to US involvment.
Was the entry of the US into the Vietnam war justified?
The policy at the time was the Domino Theory, so in protection and practice of the theory, yes it was justified.
US involvement in Vietnam was justified?
yes...
The US Involvement in Vietnam was justified?
yes...
Why does ball believe that the US is justified in Vietnam?
he doesnt
What factors cautioned against US involvment in World War 2?
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What key event led to the US involvment in Southeast Asia?
Most likely the pleas from the French government during the battle of Dien Bien Phu, a french fort situated in the North of Vietnam, the Americans were asked to intervene as the fort was under heavy siege and would fall if there wasn't action taken immediately, the Americans didn't intervene due to there being no other country who would also intervene aswell, that was the first issue that the Americans dealt with in Southeast Asia, this would then lead to the Second Indo-China war (Vietnam War) which had full US involvment.
Why was the US at war with Vietnam?
We were at war with Vietnam because they disagreed with us about something.
What was the US involvment in World War 1?
They got in the war because German ships sunk U.S cargo ships
What European country rules Vietnam in the 1800's and early 1900s?
Vietnam was ruled by France as a colony during the 1800's and early 1900's. The territory under French control in southeast Asia was known as French IndoChina. The revolt of the Vietnamese people against French colonization lead to US involvment and the Vietnam war.
WHERE did the US attack the Vietnam war?
Vietnam
What are the differences with the war of Vietnam and Iraq?
The US is not at war Iraq. The US was at war with a nation called North Vietnam.
