American HistoryCâu 92 / 128
Why did the United States fight in the Korean and Vietnam Wars?
a.To gain new territory
b.To end slavery
c.To repay war debts
d.To stop the spread of communism
Giải thích
The United States fought in Korea and Vietnam mainly to stop the spread of communism. These were major Cold War conflicts. The policy behind them was known as 'containment.'
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