The U. S. became involved in Vietnam's conflict because

a. it feared the Tet offensive.

b. Viet Cong forces attacked U. S. troops.

c. it feared the domino effect.

d. it had a mutual-defense agreement with South Vietnam.

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1 May, 15:30

The U. S. became involved in Vietnam's conflict because

a. it feared the Tet offensive.

b. Viet Cong forces attacked U. S. troops.

c. it feared the domino effect.

d. it had a mutual-defense agreement with South Vietnam.

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Adrianna Valenzuela · Answer 1

The U. S. became involved in Vietnam’s conflict in part because " c. it feared the domino effect," since this held that as soon as one country feel to communist rule, communism would spread throughout the world.

The U. S. became involved in Vietnam's conflict becausea. it feared the Tet offensive.b. Viet Cong forces attacked U. S. troops.c. it feared the domino effect.d. it had a mutual-defense agreement with South Vietnam.

The U. S. became involved in Vietnam's conflict because

a. it feared the Tet offensive.

b. Viet Cong forces attacked U. S. troops.

c. it feared the domino effect.

d. it had a mutual-defense agreement with South Vietnam.