What was President Kennedy's reason for initiating U. S. military involvement in Vietnam?
a. to protect French possessions in Indochina
b. reunify North and South Vietnam as a democratic nation
c. to prevent the Vietcong from overthrowing the South Vietnamese government
d. North Vietnam from spreading communism to Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand
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