The answer is aristocrat.
Answer:
understandable, I haven't seen it yet though lol
After fighting the war in Korea, the US had learned that communism would spread. In order to keep with their policy of containment, they had to rush in and stop Viet Cong from spreading communism (much like the domino theory that the US had). Had Viet Cong not wanted to bring about communism, there would be no need for invasion, and the domino theory would have yet to be proven.
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The Korean War had an impact on American politics because it contributed to the rise of McCarthyism as Americans sought to assign blame for the war's stalemate.
<h3>What impact did the Korean War have on American politics?</h3>
The Korean War increased the rate of GDP growth by increasing government spending, that limited investment and consumption. This War influenced American politics because it aided the rise of McCarthyism as Americans sought to assign blame for the war's stalemate.
Therefore, option D is correct.
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