The "Domino Theory" during the post-World War II era held that

the youth of the United States were quickly losing their moral foundation.

if one country were to fall to communist control, countries around it would soon fall.

once humans established a base on the moon, exploration of the planets would quickly follow.

if one southern state would repeal its segregation laws, states around it would soon do the same.

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Maritza Mosley

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12 August, 05:51

The "Domino Theory" during the post-World War II era held that

the youth of the United States were quickly losing their moral foundation.

if one country were to fall to communist control, countries around it would soon fall.

once humans established a base on the moon, exploration of the planets would quickly follow.

if one southern state would repeal its segregation laws, states around it would soon do the same.

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Hadley Irwin · Answer 1

The "Domino Theory" during the post-World War II era held that if one country were to fall to communist control, countries around it would soon fall.

Sidney Morrison · Answer 2

The correct answer among the choices provided is the second option. If one country were to fall to communist control, countries around it would soon fall. This theory was to justify the American interventions around the world. The idea was described by former US President Eisenhower.