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Roderick Graham

12 February, 16:58

Why did the United States support Ngo Dinh Diem in Vietnam even though he rigged the electrons?

a) He was a close personal friend of President Eisenhower.

b) He was a likeable leader who had been educated in the United States.

c) He was young and able to remain in power over a long period of time.

d) He was not a communist.

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