Many Europeans, especially the young generation, believed American involvement in Vietnam was __________.
A. misguided and neglectful of Europe
B. a costly but understandable strategic move in the Cold War
C. an attempt to restore the French and British Empires
D. unsuccessful due to the lack of European support
Answer: A
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