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History question The difference between John F Kennedy’s and Lyndon Johnson’s views and roles in the Vietnam War.
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The difference between
John F Kennedy’s and Lyndon Johnson’s views and roles in the Vietnam War.

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John F Kennedy's view was that he wanted to aid Vietnam. But Lyndon Johnson's view was that he was afraid with America aiding the war, the "domino effect" would occur and communism would spread around the world.

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