Question

Why are the wars in Vietnam and Korea better remembered in the United States than other proxy wars?

because the United States lost these wars

because the United States won these wars

because many Americans died in these wars

because these were the longest proxy wars

Answer 1

help

Answer 2

Korean war wasn't a long proxy war? The U.S came in in the 1952 Korean war and teamed up with South Korea. We hardly attacked North Korea. We just enforced policies along with the U.N to segregate North and South Korea with a boarder.

Answer 3

i got that wrong @wmckinely

Answer 4

so do you know the answer? @Compassionate

Answer 5

Many Americans Died would be the correct answer.

Answer 6

thank you @Compassionate

Answer 7

can you help me with another one? @Compassionate

Answer 8

Korean War: 1950–1953: 33,686 2,830 36,516 92,134 128,650 4,759

Vietnam Total Deaths: 58,151

Answer 9

Yeah, no problem! Remember, at OpenStudy, when someone answers your question it is encouraged that you give them Best Response.

Answer 10

The Soviets' exit from Afghanistan led to a

sweeping victory for democracy

series of unstable governments

Soviet-style dictatorship

U.S.-backed Muslim theocracy

Answer 11

I cant seem to find this one @Compassionate

Answer 12

Sweeping Victory for Democracy.

Answer 13

When you ask a new question then post a new thread. Don't ask two questions on the same thread.

Answer 14

oh okay my bad

Answer 15

The answer sweeping victory for democracy is wrong @Compassionate