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3. Why did some Americans object to the war in Vietnam? (1 point) O They determined the United States had a legal responsibility to protect South Vietnam. They believed progress…

3. Why did some Americans object to the war in Vietnam? (1 point) O They determined the United States had a legal responsibility to protect South Vietnam. They believed progress…
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3. Why did some Americans object to the war in Vietnam? (1 point)

O They determined the United States had a legal responsibility to protect South Vietnam.
They believed progress wasn't being made and the U.S. was losing many soldiers.
They thought the United States should send more troops to Vietnam.
They wanted revenge after U.S. ships were attacked by North Vietnam.

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they believed progress wasn't being made and the US was losing many soldiers

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