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Why did the United States become involved in Vietnam in the 1960s? A) The American people demanded the government support Vietnam. B) American businesses in Vietnam were threatened by the Communists. C)
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Why did the United States become involved in Vietnam in the 1960s? A) The American people demanded the government support Vietnam. B) American businesses in Vietnam were threatened by the Communists. C) Japan was threatened militarily by the possibility of a Communist government in Vietnam. D) It feared that if Vietnam became communist then surrounding countries would quickly follow.

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