When North Vietnam acted against South Vietnam and sent troops into it in the early 1960s, Congress authorized the president to escalate the conflict.
<h3>What happened after North Vietnam attacked a U.S. Warship?</h3>
The Gulf of Tonkin incident saw the North Vietnamese navy attack a U.S. warship.
This led to the Johnson administration asking the U.S. Congress for permission to escalate the conflict which was granted to them.
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<span>This question can refer to either first or second World Wars. In both cases it happened that 1) the immigrans and refugees went to other countries - such as Latin America, which affected those countries 2) almost all countries were affiliated with one or the other side - sending them ams for example 3) many other countries send their men to fight in those wars, which is why many Canadians and US-Americans fought and died in Europe</span>
<span>The appropriate response is to war. The Cold War was a drawn out time of military rivalry and pressure between the United States and which country is the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union had its foundations in the October Revolution of 1917, when the Bolsheviks, driven by Vladimir Lenin, ousted the Russian Provisional Government which had supplanted Tsar Nicholas II.</span>
Answer:
Building missions,converting American Indians to Christianity,sending missionaries to the Americans
Explanation:
Out of the choices given here, the majority of the the American intervention in foreign affairs occurred during the Cold War. The Cold War began in 1947 and finally ended in 1991.
