When Richard Nixon was elected president in 1968, he vowed to end American involvement in which of the following wars ?
a. the Vietnam War
b. the Cold War
c. the Korean War
d. World War II

The answer is a, he vowed to end the Vietnam war in a speech in the year of 1968.

Explanation:

The Vietnam War

Explanation:

Ending United States involvement in the Vietnam War was a large issue in the 1968 presidential election. Both candidates vowed that they would find a way to bring U.S. troops home. When Nixon took office, he announced a plan known as "Vietnamization". This plan would entail having American troops train and equip South Vietnamese soldiers. After the Vietnamese soldiers had been trained, the American troops would withdraw from Vietnam.

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