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Why were US troops sent to vietnam?
The U.S. was propping up an anti-communist dictator in order to keep a communist dictator out of power.
Which dictator did the US oppose because he was a communist?
Joseph Stalin?
When the US entered world war 2 one of its allies had a totalitarian government - who was it?
Stalin was dictator in Russia .
What is the Latin American nation where a 1959 communist revolution ousted a US-backed dictator?
In 1959, a Communist Revolt against CUBA's US-supported dictator, Batista, was successful and established the current Cuban Castro Regime.
Latin American nation where a 1959 communist revolution ousted a US backed dictator?
Cuba
Was it wrong for the US to form an alliance with the totalitarian communist soviet union during WWII Please help working on a debate paper and I'm so lost?
It was wrong for the US to form an alliance with the totalitarian communist Soviet Union during World War II, because they did so on the pretext of assisting Cuba to win freedom from Spain.
Who was the communist dictator of russia who allied himself with the US?
Joseph Stalin allied himself with the US, but only until World War 2 was over.
Is it illegal to be a communist in the US?
No, it is not illegal to be a communist in the US. The First Amendment protects the right to hold and express political beliefs, including communism.
Who was the dictator of the US?
The United States did not have a dictator.
Why was South Vietnam's leader unpopular?
Popular w/the US because he was anti-communist. Unpopular w/RVN citizens because he was considered (by some) to be a dictator.
Is US a totalitarian nation?
Don't worry it's not.
Could a totalitarian society exist in US?
yes
