The United States assumed that since the USSR was attempting to spread communism into Asia, countries around the main target would fall as well - the Domino Effect.
The United States fought to prevent the spread of communism by interfering in countries such as Vietnam and Korea - however, both outcomes were unsuccessful or did little to nothing.
Yes, they were correct as once Vietnam fell to communism so did Cambodia and Laos.
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I got 100% on the quiz, here are my answers:
<span>Which
country is located on the mountainous coast of the Adriatic Sea and has
many islands that are major tourist areas? During the 1991-95 civil
war, the tourist trade stopped.
</span><span>Answer: The location on the map is "A". It should be right next to location "C"
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2. <span>Which country has rich farmland and minerals and lies between the Caucasus Mountains and the Lesser Caucasus?
</span><span>Answer: The location is "F", the farthest away from all the other locations.
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3. <span>Which country borders Russia to the southwest and continues to have border disputes?
</span>Answer: Location "D", it holds the biggest country.
4. <span>Which country was partitioned into a Muslim-Croat region and a Serbian region by the Dayton Peace Accords?
</span>Answer: Bosnia and <span>Herzegovina.
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5. <span>Which country has been encouraged by the United States to become energy-independent from Russia?
</span><span>Answer: Georgia
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</span><span>Sorry this came so late!</span>
The answers is D, the expansion of the highway system.
Answer:
Explanation:
Human civilization has seen three major revolutions in its history. We had the Agricultural Revolution of the ancient times, the Industrial Revolution in ... to early 19th century and finally, the Digital/Tech revolution in which we… ... changes of its own, throwing the world into a time dubbed the Information Age.
Answer: In 1519, the explorer Alonso Álvarez de Piñeda became the first European to map the Texas Gulf Coast. However, it would be another nine years before any Spaniards explored the Texas interior. The first Europeans to view the diversity of the landscape and people of what we now call Texas. Moving between the mainland and the coast, Cabeza de Vaca worked as a trader and healer to survive, with the ultimate goal to make it to Mexico City.
