Question

The United States intervened in Vietnam to create a dependent colony out of South Vietnam that applied for U.S. statehood after a certain amount of time preserve an independent and democratic South Vietnam, but it withdrew and the country united under communism help the independent South Vietnam take control of its northern neighbor, and the country united under a representative democracy force the dependent South Vietnam to accept U.S. rule until it could establish independence from colonial rule and become an independent country

Answer 1

preserve an independent and democratic South Vietnam, but it withdrew and the country united under communism

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Answer 2

Answer: Preserve an independent and democratic South Vietnam, but it withdrew and the country united under communism.

Step-by-step explanation:

The United States intervened in Vietnam fearing the domino theory, which stated that a country falling into communism would provoke its surrounding nations to do the same. Americans were torn by the opposition to the conflict, forcing President Richard Nixon to dictate the withdrawal of U.S. forces. In 1975, communist troops seized power over South Vietnam and unified the country as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.