Which policy did Lyndon Johnson follow with regard to American involvement in Vietnam?
A) He followed an attrition strategy to try to force the communist to the peace table.
B) He rapidly increased the number of American ground troops in South Vietnam for a massive invasion of North Vietnam
C) He gradually withdrew American forces while asking for United Nations mediation.
D) He pulled American forces out immediately and declared that the United States had achieved its goals.
E) It did nothing until free elections could be held in South Vietnam.
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a. composed largely of Germanic mercenaries. b. completely devoid of funding. c. in which the best troops were used in far-flung campaigns. d. whose primary loyalties were to foreign religious centers.
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A) the Byzantine Empire B) Persia C) the Abbasids D) the Franks
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A) famine B) job loss C) illness D) population growth E) technological innovation
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A. the conquest of eastern Europe, formerly barbarian Hungary B. a population boom made possible by innovations in agriculture C. a redrawing of maps, based on information gathered from Vikings D. the tilling of all available land each growing season