why there was involvement of us in Vietnamese war
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Answer The Domino Theory held that communism would spread if Vietnam became communist.
Anti-communist sentiment at home influenced foreign policy views.
The Gulf of Tonkin incident appeared to be a provocation for war.
As war continued, desire to find an "honorable peace" was motivation to keep troops in Vietnam.
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US attacked Vietnam because
1 - to show their power- as it is the most powerful country
2-domino effect - it was afraid of the growth of communist government
3- repay the help of France - France had helped 13 American colonies to gain independence during the American independence war
1 - to show their power- as it is the most powerful country
2-domino effect - it was afraid of the growth of communist government
3- repay the help of France - France had helped 13 American colonies to gain independence during the American independence war
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