The answer is D) it's government was anticommunist
because the u.s was afraid of communism spreading to South Vietnam and to the rest of Asia. Keep in mind that China was already communist by 1949 and that communist had power over North Vietnam.
Explanation:
It was the first Soviet military expedition beyond the Eastern bloc since World War II and marked the end of a period of improving relations (known as détente) in the Cold War. Subsequently, the SALT II arms treaty was shelved and the U.S. began to re-arm. Fifteen thousand Soviet soldiers were killed.
It quickly became a sticking point in the North, where the district one lived and registered in basically determined who would be drafted and who would not. The men who were “condemned to serve,” as it was called, considered it an unfair system. They had become part of what was seen as forced servitude.
The shouts of “rich man’s war and poor man’s fight” was the rallying cry which saw thousands of eligible men take to the streets in riotous protests. Anyone who doubts the significance of this uprising can read about the 1863 New York Draft Riots for a firsthand account, when over 2,000 protesters were killed, and around 8,000 injured, according to one source
Manufacturing changed from hand power to machine power during the period of time known as the Industrial Revolution, which began in Great Britain and then quickly spread to the United States and elsewhere.
Answer:
A government's or people's belief or wish that a country should retain a robust military capability and be willing to use it actively to protect or encourage national interests.