The domino theory, which provided the basis for u. s. entry into the vietnam war, was the
belief that intervention was necessary to prevent —

a. the loss of un military bases in asia

b. the inclusion of taiwan in the warsaw pact

c. the expansion of communism across southeast asia

d. the rise of china as a dominant economic power

Which statement best summarizes the process of the abolition of slavery in the united states? o a slave owners agreed to limit and ultimately abolish slavery to prevent a slave rebellion similar to the haitian revolution o b. the united states did not abolish slavery until after many latin american countries did because it faced opposition from powerful slaveholders o c. the abolition movement in the united states used a series of legal challenges to successfully outlaw slavery. d. the abolition movement used nonviolent tactics to eventually convince the u.s. government to abolish slavery.

Why is julius caesar considered an important roman leader? a. his assassination led to a civil war that ended the roman republic.b. his commitment to justice led to the creation of the twelve tablesc. his support for democracy led to expand voting rights for all romansd. his policies as dictator led to a period of peace known as the pax romana

President eisenhowers foreign policy stressed peace, threatened massive retaliation for attacks and what