What was the most immediate result of Diem's refusal to hold elections?

The United States withdrew its support.

The Vietcong formed to resist the government.

U. S. military advisers began arriving in Vietnam.

The Geneva Accords were negotiated.

An increase or decrease in the population of a state could cause a. a change in the number of senators. b. a change in representation in the House of Representatives. c. a change in the number of senators and representatives. d. none of the above.

No American military or civilian women were killed while serving in Vietnam. a. True b. False

Which crusader for the moral and humane treatment of mentally ill individuals campaigned tirelessly in an effort that came to be known as the mental hygiene movement?

Chaucer's Prologue describes various people in connection with their profession. Analyze the Skipper's description. Explain two things the Skipper's description reveals about people in his occupation.

Jonathan began to panic as soon as his instructor announced that there would be a public speaking assignment in his government class. He became so preoccupied with worry that he missed some of the teacher's instructions.

what inferences can be made about the relationship between the mother (young teenage mother that is a drug user and leave her kids to her mom and got imprisoned) and with her first two children when they were old enough to realize what had happened

True or falsa average southern citizens were all considered wealthy?

Honesty, integrity, and compassion are examples of what?

What was the first national event covered by a radio station? A) the New York World's Fair B) the Cold War C) presidential chats D) presidential election returns

What was the conflict between nations during the 20th century that shaped the use of propaganda?