Which best explains why the united states sent military aid to vietnam in the 1950s? to support the viet cong of north vietnam to south vietnam without committing troops to negotiate a settlement to unify vietnam to convince south vietnam to abandon communism

B is the correct answer.

The United States sent advisors to Vietnam in the 1950s to help them fight against the communists.

Americans, at the time, subscribed to the belief that it was their duty to stem the tide of communism and that if one country fell to communism, more would follow.

The US Government sent advisors over to help prevent this without committing troops.

This strategy ultimately failed.

it would be B. hope this helps! :)

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