Which statements about the war in Vietnam are true? Choose all answers that are correct.

a. The Soviet Union and communist China refused to aid North Vietnam in its bid to overrun South Vietnam.

b. Once South Vietnam surrendered, the rest of Southeast Asia soon fell to communist invaders.

c. The Vietnamese wanted to be free of all foreign influence.

d. U. S. forces fought a conventional war, while their communist foes conducted a guerilla campaign.

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Caitlin Porter

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1 October, 13:13

Which statements about the war in Vietnam are true? Choose all answers that are correct.

a. The Soviet Union and communist China refused to aid North Vietnam in its bid to overrun South Vietnam.

b. Once South Vietnam surrendered, the rest of Southeast Asia soon fell to communist invaders.

c. The Vietnamese wanted to be free of all foreign influence.

d. U. S. forces fought a conventional war, while their communist foes conducted a guerilla campaign.

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Scarlett Acosta · Answer 1

I would say:

c. The Vietnamese wanted to be free of all foreign influence.

d. U. S. forces fought a conventional war, while their communist foes conducted a guerilla campaign.

I do not think that: b. Once South Vietnam surrendered, the rest of Southeast Asia soon fell to communist invaders, is true. If, for example, Cambodia, adopted a communist regime (and almost immediately started a war against Vietnam), Thailand, on the other hand, didn't.