Why did the United States refuse to allow elections in Vietnam?

A. They wanted to register all voters first.

B. They feared the Communists would win control.

C. They feared the Soviets would put a stop to them.

D. They were opposed to spreading democracy in Asia.

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Chance Harvey

2 August, 04:17

Why did the United States refuse to allow elections in Vietnam?

A. They wanted to register all voters first.

B. They feared the Communists would win control.

C. They feared the Soviets would put a stop to them.

D. They were opposed to spreading democracy in Asia.

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Marilyn · Answer 1

B. They feared the Communists would win control.

Explanation:

The United States knew the Communist Party, Viet Minh would have resulted elected. This was the main reason why the United States refused to sign the Geneva Accords, followed by South Vietnam.

Why did the United States refuse to allow elections in Vietnam?A. They wanted to register all voters first.B. They feared the Communists would win control.C. They feared the Soviets would put a stop to them.D. They were opposed to spreading democracy in Asia.

Why did the United States refuse to allow elections in Vietnam?

A. They wanted to register all voters first.

B. They feared the Communists would win control.

C. They feared the Soviets would put a stop to them.

D. They were opposed to spreading democracy in Asia.