Please help with US history...
Which statement explains how U.S. involvement in Vietnam began?
President Truman stationed U.S. troops in Vietnam to provide reinforcements during the Korean War. President Kennedy sent U.S. military advisers to aid South Vietnam in its attempts to subdue the Vietcong. President Eisenhower sent U.S. troops to Vietnam to replace the French troops that were withdrawing from Indochina. President Johnson ordered the bombing of North Vietnamese cities to prevent the overthrow of the South Vietnamese government.
@bibby
I'd go with B.
Thanks(: can you help me with another one?
The basic idea is the French started it, pulled out. Kennedy sent in military advisers and johnson escalated it if I remember correctly sure
Which policy was central to the foreign policy of every president from Truman through Johnson? detente containment massive retaliation democratic enlargement
so B?
to contain communism?
@study-mode
Yeah. Read through that link as it has a simple explanation of containment (the policy those presidents used in their foreign policy as far as asia went)
Can you help with another couple of questions?
If I know them, I s'pose so.
Thanks! Which statement summarizes one result of the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War? Congress repealed the War Powers Act. Public support for the Cold War was strengthened. Richard Nixon was forced to resign from the presidency. Americans questioned the containment policy. During the post-World War II economic boom, which group became a new target for advertisers? retirees teenagers divorced women inner-city minorities One of the major factors in economic growth in the 1950s was consumer spending by which group? war widows women teenagers college graduates
for 1) b and c are definitely wrong. a is wrong as the war powers act wasn't signed in till 1973 I think. I'd go with D because of public opinion of the war.
I think that #2 is b but im not sure
2) I'm torn between b and c. leaning towards C because women would have had much more money to spend on things in the 50s 3) B
Thanks so much!
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