Why was the united states concerned about vietnam during the 1950s

United States was concerned about Vietnam during the 1950s as they feared Dominos Theory.

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During the era 1950s was concerned to stop countries to fell in the state of communism. It was also the eon of cold war and the two super powers were in hoar of strengthening themselves. The most threatening fear for United States was that if one nation fells in the clutch of Communism then the nearby nation will also get in the clutches of communism. The theory was named as Domino theory.

Cold war amid Soviet Union and United began in 1947 after demise of Second World War. The conflict amid them was marked as Proxy war that left world in the hands of two superpower US and USSR with intense political and economic alterations. USSR adopted dominos policy to spread his influence according to which if one country of a region comes its influence then the nearby countries will automatically will adopt communism and though it USSR can uphold its  need of envelopment round the domain.

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Grade: High school

Subject: US History  

Chapter: Cold war

Keywords: Cold war, United States, Second World, War Proxy war, cold, US, USSR, Communism, Domino theory, economic alterations

The United States feared that communism would spread to Laos and Cambodia.

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