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After the division of Vietnam, a communist state was established in North Vietnam under the leadership of . In South Vietnam, briefly served as leader, until he was removed from office by in a rigged:Ho Chi Minh
After the division of Vietnam, a communist state was established in North Vietnam under the leadership of . In South Vietnam, briefly served as leader, until he was removed from office by in a rigged:Bao Dai
After the division of Vietnam, a communist state was established in North Vietnam under the leadership of . In South Vietnam, briefly served as leader, until he was removed from office by in a rigged:Ngo Dinh Diem
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✔ Bao DaiHo Chi MinhNgo Dinh Diem

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✔ Bao Dai
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Ho Chi Minh
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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Bao DaiHo Chi Minh✔ Ngo Dinh Diem

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Bao Dai
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Ho Chi Minh
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✔ Ngo Dinh Diem
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✔ Viet MinhViet CongNLF

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In 1945 forces seized the northern city of Hanoi and created the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. This marked the beginning of the . The war was brought to an end with the signing of the Geneva Accords:Viet Minh
In 1945 forces seized the northern city of Hanoi and created the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. This marked the beginning of the . The war was brought to an end with the signing of the Geneva Accords:First Indochina War
In 1945 forces seized the northern city of Hanoi and created the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. This marked the beginning of the . The war was brought to an end with the signing of the Geneva Accords:17th
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Vietnam War✔ First Indochina WarSecond Indochina War

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Vietnam War
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✔ First Indochina War
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Second Indochina War
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✔ 17th27th37th

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✔ 17th
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27th
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37th
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Bao Dai✔ Ho Chi MinhNgo Dinh Diem

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Bao Dai
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✔ Ho Chi Minh
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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How did Congress justify the use of American armed forces to assist the South Vietnamese? Check all that apply.

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The North Vietnamese have attacked US naval vessels.
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The use of armed forces will likely prevent more aggression from the North.
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The actions of the North Vietnamese are a threat to international peace.
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The South Vietnamese do not have adequate defense systems.
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The spread of communism is quickening due to the success of the North Vietnamese attacks.
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Which statement describes the power that Congress gave to the president with this resolution?

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The president was given the power to declare war.
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The president was given the power to impose sanctions.
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The president was given the power to take any and all measures.
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The president was given the power to negotiate treaties.
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What was the Ho Chi Minh Trail?

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a series of overland paths and roads used by the South Vietnamese to move troops
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a system of waterways connecting the Gulf of Tonkin to the Gulf of Thailand
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a series of underground facilities housing American troops and weapons
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a system of passages used to send supplies and troops from North Vietnam to the South
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How did the Agent Orange Act of 1991 aim to affect veterans’ lives?

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by curing affected veterans from diseases related to chemical agents used in war
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by extending the time that veterans affected by chemical agents had access to medical care
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by providing financial compensation to all veterans affected by chemical agents
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by stopping the use of chemical agents in wars so as not to affect future veterans
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What did Congress acknowledge by issuing the Agent Orange Act of 1991? Check all that apply.

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Any long-term diseases in Vietnam veterans were caused by chemical agents.
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Additional care may be needed for some veterans who have been affected by toxins or radiation.
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Contradictory evidence on the effects of herbicides and dioxins exists.
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Veterans who served before the Vietnam War may also have been exposed to chemical toxins.
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Agent Orange and other dioxins were responsible for certain diseases in soldiers.

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