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How did the European involvement in southwest Asia impact the region after the collapse of the ottoman empire?
negativly
US involvement in Vietnam was justified?
yes...
What principle described by president eisenhower became associated with american involvement in southeast asia?
Domino Theory
What policy led to US involvement in the Korean conflict?
Part of the Cold War; communist containment.
Why US Involvement in Vietnam?
Because of US Policy to fight communism.
Theory used by many in the US to justify US involvement in Southeast Asia is known as the?
social Darwinism
First US involvement in Vietnam?
The United states wanted to prevent all of Asia from becoming communist
When organisms mate with no human involvement?
That is nature. Every organism mates, and naturally it is with no human involvement.
What is the thermic nature of a reaction?
A thermic nature of a reaction refers to the aspect of the involvement of heat.
What was Australia's involvement in Asia during World War 2?
Australia's involvement in Asia was to provide help to the Allies and also to a couple of Asian armies so they can stop the Japanese advance and push the Japanese back to their country to end the war on the side of Asia.
What began American involvement in Asia?
Historically, US involvement in the affairs of Asia began during its colonization by European powers. The "opening" of Japan occurred subsequent to the visit in 1853 by an American naval squadron led by Admiral Matthew Perry. In 1877, ex-President Ulysses S. Grant made diplomatic visits to China and Japan.
What were the reasons for the US involvement in the Second Indo-China War?
With the French defeat, the South Vietnamese government needed help to train and equip its army. The US was committed to stopping the spread of Communism throughout Asia.
What event began American involvement in Asia?
Historically, US involvement in the affairs of Asia began during its colonization by European powers. The "opening" of Japan occurred subsequent to the visit in 1853 by an American naval squadron led by Admiral Matthew Perry. In 1877, ex-President Ulysses S. Grant made diplomatic visits to China and Japan.
What international agreement was used to justify the US involvement in Vietnam?
The U.S. involvement in Vietnam was largely justified by the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO), established in 1954. SEATO aimed to prevent the spread of communism in Southeast Asia, and the U.S. viewed its support for South Vietnam as a means to uphold this commitment. Additionally, the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution in 1964 further escalated U.S. involvement, allowing military action based on perceived threats to American forces.
What is an accomplishment that Mohammad Ali did?
In addition to winning the world heavyweight boxing title twice, Mr. Ali was a well-known protester against US involvement in the war in Southeast Asia.
What collective security agreement was used to justify American involvement in southeast Asia?
The UN
How did the European involvement in southwest Asia impact the region after the collapse of the ottoman empire?
negativly
