Lyndon Johnson must bear great responsibility for the American problems in the Vietnam War because he __________.
a. was a poor military strategist
b. was the first U.S. leader to involve the nation in the conflict in Vietnam
c. was not fully committed to containment and strayed from Kennedy’s approach to foreign policy
d. refused to acknowledge that he had committed the United States to a dangerous military involvement
d. refused to acknowledge that he had committed the United States to a dangerous military involvement
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a. Georgia b. Virginia c. the Mississippi River d. the Ohio River
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a) Pittsburgh b) Washington, D.C. c) Seattle d) El Paso
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A) stirrups B) crossbow C) longbow D) pike E) gunpowder
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