Question

how did kennedy's actions in southwest asia set the stage to future conflict?

Answer 1

@EclipsedStar

Answer 2

Hmm.

Answer 3

Multiple choice is my strength, not essays XD

Answer 4

@King.Void. please help lol

Answer 5

Well, I know that JFK supported idealism..

Answer 6

ok hopefully someone can help

Answer 7

I think this has something to do with the Vietnamese Coup.

Answer 8

*South Vietnamese Coup

Answer 9

I haven't studied this. I looked up everything. I'm very sorry, I couldn't find anything... I really wanted to help. I hope you understand

Answer 10

He basically set the ball rolling on what would become the US' involvement in the Vietnam War. It was under his watch that the number of American military advisors escalated in order to counter the Communists, which he had believed in fighting, but had also emphasized that this was "their" (the Vietnamese) war and that they had to win it. However, Kennedy was assassinated a few weeks after a military coup had toppled South Vietnamese President, Diem, (who was pretty unpopular), and LBJ inherited what was started.

Answer 11

@EclipsedStar is right