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Why did South Vietnam’s leader refuse to hold democratic elections? A he feared a communist would win B he was a communist C The US supported his opposition D It was a totalitarian state
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Why did South Vietnam’s leader refuse to hold democratic elections?

A he feared a communist would win
B he was a communist
C The US supported his opposition
D It was a totalitarian state

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A because he was against the people ruling the government
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