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Kelton Jarvis

7 May, 19:42

Why did the United States enter the Vietnam War? A. to prevent a communist takeover of South Vietnam B. to prevent human rights abuses and government corruption C. to promote peace, stability, and democracy in North Vietnam D. to fill the gap left by the French when they backed out from colonial responsibilities in the region

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