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Which best describes President Nixon's policy of Vietnamization?
1) It was a strategy that would shift responsibility for fighting the Vietnam War to South Vietnamese troops. 2) It was a plan to withdraw US troops from Vietnam gradually according to a predetermined timeline. 3) It was a strategy of bombing North Vietnam and mining its harbors to prevent supplies from reaching North Vietnam by sea. 4) It was an agreement that both North Vietnam and the United States would respect South Vietnam's right to self-determination.
Answer: 1) It was a strategy that would shift responsibility for fighting the Vietnam War to South Vietnamese troops.
Explanation:
Vietnamization was Nixon´s policy intended to decrease American participation in the Vietnam War by shifting all military duties to South Vietnam. After a period of growing discontent with the American participation in the war, Nixon provided support to South Vietnam’s troops in order to withdraw the U.S. troops.
He gave full respect to his wives e.g. he gave a separate worshiping palace to Jodha Bai in Fatehpur Sikhi. Rajputs were made equal partners in the Mughal Government.
Nations like England believed that by paying tribute they not only bought protection for themselves but also redirected the pirates to wreak havoc on the merchant ships of competing nations. The American colonies traded extensively in the Mediterranean before the Revolutionary War.
The act was meant to ensure freedom of religion for Christian settlers of diverse persuasions in the colony. ... Maryland was settled by George Calvert, Lord Baltimore, who was a Roman Catholic, so the law has sometimes been interpreted as a means of providing Roman Catholics with religious freedom.
