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What was a result of early objections to the draft, the cost of the war, and the number of lives lost?

A
The draft ended immediately.
B
People began protesting the war.
C
Military spending decreased.
D
Fewer soldiers were sent to war.
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In the 1950s and 1960s, US leaders feared that if they did not intervene, countries such as Vietnam would

A
fall to communism.
B
ask their neighbors to become democratic.
C
believe in the domino theory.
D
ally with France.
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What did Americans who opposed the war in Vietnam want to know about the conflict? Choose four correct answers.

A
When would American involvement in Vietnam end?
B
When would North Vietnam become communist?
C
When would the war be over?
D
What would it take to end the communist threat in Vietnam?
E
What were the objectives of the war?
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In the 1950s and 1960s, US leaders feared that if they did not intervene, countries such as Vietnam would

A
ally with France.
B
believe in the domino theory.
C
ask their neighbors to become democratic.
D
fall to communism.
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Which value was more popular in the 1950s than the 1960s?

A
free self-expression
B
respect for authority
C
the pursuit of one’s own goals
D
the sharing of resources
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How did the United States increase its involvement in Vietnam after the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?

A
It sent financial aid and US troops to South Vietnam.
B
It sent military advisers to North Vietnam.
C
It asked allies to send financial aid to North Vietnam.
D
It encouraged Vietnamese citizens to surrender to US soldiers.
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What was a result of early objections to the draft, the cost of the war, and the number of lives lost?

A
Fewer soldiers were sent to war.
B
People began protesting the war.
C
The draft ended immediately.
D
Military spending decreased.
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Why did South Vietnam need US assistance in the early 1960s?

A
It wanted to escalate the war in Vietnam.
B
It was the site of a communist rebellion.
C
It hoped to stop the spread of democracy in North Vietnam.
D
It needed help in its rebellion against the French.
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What was one reason the draft was unpopular?

A
President Johnson was opposed to the draft.
B
US leaders believed that the draft slowed the war effort.
C
Some people believed that the draft targeted poorer citizens.
D
Both men and women were drafted to serve in the war.
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a belief that if one country fell to communism, others would fall

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Which value was more popular in the 1950s than the 1960s?

A
the pursuit of one’s own goals
B
respect for authority
C
the sharing of resources
D
free self-expression
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How did the United States increase its involvement in Vietnam after the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?

A
It asked allies to send financial aid to North Vietnam.
B
It sent military advisers to North Vietnam.
C
It encouraged Vietnamese citizens to surrender to US soldiers.
D
It sent financial aid and US troops to South Vietnam.
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Why did South Vietnam need US assistance in the early 1960s?

A
It wanted to escalate the war in Vietnam.
B
It needed help in its rebellion against the French.
C
It hoped to stop the spread of democracy in North Vietnam.
D
It was the site of a communist rebellion.
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What was one reason the draft was unpopular?

A
Both men and women were drafted to serve in the war.
B
US leaders believed that the draft slowed the war effort.
C
President Johnson was opposed to the draft.
D
Some people believed that the draft targeted poorer citizens.
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What were the effects of Vietnam’s rebellion against France? Choose three correct answers.

A
People worried that Vietnam would become communist.
B
US leaders worried that other countries would fall to communism.
C
Neighboring countries fell to democracy.
D
The communist movement grew stronger in North Vietnam.
E
Ho Chi Minh lost control of the Vietnamese government.

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