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What year did United States get into Vietnam war?
In 1947, USA president Harry S. Truman came up with a Doctrine (the Truman Doctrine). It declared the the USA will help any country fight and break free from Communism. Therefore, one the Communist North Vietnam invaded the anticommunist South Vietnam, the USA had to get involved and 'help' the South. The Americans feared the if Vietnam will turn communist, the communism will spread with the Domino effect to the rest of Asia. It resulted in USA loosing the war BIG TIME.
Who were the two countries the Vietnam War was between?
North Vietnam and South Vietnam. N. Vietnam wanted communism to take over, but S. Vietnam didn't. So on N. Vietnam's side were Russia and China, and a group of rebellious ppl called Vietcong. They were called the Communists. On S. Vietnam's side was the U.S. and SEATO (Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, consists of Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Thailand, and The Philippines.)North against the South.
How can you relate the Berlin war to Vietnam war?
When the Berlin wall came down Germany was unified just as when the US left South Vietnam, North Vietnam took over and unified the country.
US intervention in Vietnam came as a result of the Cold War Policy of?
Vietnam was simply the "shooting aspect" of the cold war. It would be like two men arguing in a bar (this would be the cold war part), then they go outside and have a fist fight (this would be the Vietnam part).
What war came after the Korean?
the cold war
What Country came to colonise Vietnam?
France
Which country first established communism?
The 1917 October Revolution in Russia was the first time that Communism came into power.
What year did United States get into Vietnam war?
In 1947, USA president Harry S. Truman came up with a Doctrine (the Truman Doctrine). It declared the the USA will help any country fight and break free from Communism. Therefore, one the Communist North Vietnam invaded the anticommunist South Vietnam, the USA had to get involved and 'help' the South. The Americans feared the if Vietnam will turn communist, the communism will spread with the Domino effect to the rest of Asia. It resulted in USA loosing the war BIG TIME.
What is a foreign game?
A Foreign game is a game that a foreign country have made and come to your country. Such as Final Fantacy 13, where Japan made it and came across US, Europe, etc.
What does immagrant mean?
a immigrant is a person who came from another foreign country
What event led to a united Vietnam?
The North Vietnamese Government tried to unite the country, but South Vietnam resisted. When North Vietnam sent combat troops and propagation 'cadre' into the South to persuade them to surrender, the U.S. and other allies came into the country to defend the South against Communism. Because of popular sentiment against the war, the U.S. withdrew all troops by April, 1973 - leaving the South Vietnamese Army to fight for themselves. Within two years, Saigon (the South Vietnam capital) fell to Communist North Vietnamese forces, and the country was unified, making HaNoi in North Vietnam the nation's capital.
Who were the two countries the Vietnam War was between?
North Vietnam and South Vietnam. N. Vietnam wanted communism to take over, but S. Vietnam didn't. So on N. Vietnam's side were Russia and China, and a group of rebellious ppl called Vietcong. They were called the Communists. On S. Vietnam's side was the U.S. and SEATO (Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, consists of Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Thailand, and The Philippines.)North against the South.
How can you relate the Berlin war to Vietnam war?
When the Berlin wall came down Germany was unified just as when the US left South Vietnam, North Vietnam took over and unified the country.
More than one fourth of the foreign-born population in the US came from which country?
Mexico
Was Vietnam the richest country long ago?
yes they were the richest country, richer than Korea and japan until the Community Party came and attacked :{
US intervention in Vietnam came as a result of the Cold War Policy of?
Vietnam was simply the "shooting aspect" of the cold war. It would be like two men arguing in a bar (this would be the cold war part), then they go outside and have a fist fight (this would be the Vietnam part).
When and how did Buddhism come to Vietnam?
It came to Vietnam in the 1st century
