Is president dwight eisenhower developed the domino theory based on a fear of which possible event?

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Did President Dwight Eisenhower develop the domino theory based on a fear of which specific event?

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The fear of communism spread in the worldThe domino theory articulated that if one country fell to communist forces, the other nations in the region would follow in suit and become members of the communist sphere. it became the dominant policy of the USA during the cold war and was used as a basis of USA intervention in countries that were attacked by communist forces such as South Korea and Vietnam.

Anonymous · Answer

based on the fear that if one nation becomes communist, the countries around it will also

Anonymous · Answer

HoChiMinh, ruler of North Vietnam would take control of South Vietnam.Explanation: Dwight served as supreme commander for the allied forces in Europe.His main responsibility was to supervise and plan for invations in North Africa. His main goal was expansion of Soviet Union and reduce federal deficit.He expanded social security.

Anonymous · Answer

He developed the domino based on the fear that HoChi Minh, the ruler of North Vietnam, would take control of South Vietnam.

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Hi,US president Dwight Eisenhower developed the domino theory based on a fear of which possible event? - HoChi Minh, ruler of North Vietnam, would take control of South Vietnam.

Anonymous · Answer

Option: A. HoChi Minh, ruler of North Vietnam, would take control of South Vietnam.Explanation:US President Dwight Eisenhower developed the domino theory to describe Indochina politics in a news conference. The theory holds the idea if one country falls into communism, all neighboring nations will follow in. President Eisenhower applies this theory to explain the situation of Vietnam. If South Vietnam became a communist, then all its neighboring countries like Laos, Thailand, Burma, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Indonesia will turn toward it.

Lina Lebsack MD · Answer

President Dwight Eisenhower formulated the famous "domino theory" when speaking about events in South East Asia. In particular, he referred to French Indochina (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia), a colonial possession of France, where communist guerrillas were fighting a war against colonial rule. He believed that if French Indochina was allowed to fall in communist hands, it would create a "domino" effect,  that is, other countries would also fall, one after another.  Explanation:

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The correct answer is A.  HoChiMinh, ruler of North Vietnam would take control of South Vietnam.Dwight served as supreme commander for the allied forces in Europe.His main responsibility was to supervise and plan for invations in North Africa.His main goal was expansion of Soviet Union and reduce federal deficit.He expanded social security.

Anonymous · Answer

Eisenhower  said that the fall of French Indochina to the communists could create a “domino” effect in Southeast Asia. The “domino theory” took over U.S. thinking about Vietnam for the next decade.

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How Chi Minh, ruler of North Vietnam, would take control of South Vietnamis your answerhope this helps

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