The United States was not very directly involved in Vietnam before the Gulf of Tonkin incident. The U.S. only sent money and supplies to aid south Vietnam. After the Gulf of Tonkin incident, the United States began to get more involved by sending troops to fight against the north Vietnam forces.
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In June 1964, hundreds of mostly white students from northern colleges gathered in Mississippi, responding to the call of human rights groups to hold Freedom Summer. Activists planned to eliminate the laws of Jim Crow and the infamous racist customs of this state, trying to register tens of thousands of black residents of Mississippi as voters. This movement prompted Congress to sign the landmark Voting Rights Act next year.
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Answer: Natural disasters
Explanation: Many people from the Southern part of Italy immigrated to the U.S. between 1880 and 1920 because of natural disasters. Natural disasters happened in southern Italy in early 1900. Mount Vesuvius exploded and destroyed a town close to Naples. Mount Etna also erupted. In 1908, tidal wave and an earthquake in the Strait of Messina, killing thousands of people.
Land shortage, famine, rising taxes, and crop failures are some of the other reasons Italians immigrated in America to get the economic opportunity.
