What was president kennedy's reason for initiating u. s. military involvement in vietnam?

a. to protect french possessions in indochina
b. reunify north and south vietnam as a democratic nation
c. to prevent the vietcong from overthrowing the south vietnamese government
d. north vietnam from spreading communism to laos, cambodia, and thailand

The correct answer is option c. "to prevent the Vietcong from overthrowing the South Vietnamese government". President John F. Kennedy was a fervent believer that communism must be contained. Therefore he followed the policy of the former US President and supported South Vietnamese government against the Vietcong during Vietnam War.

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