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South and East Asian countries such as Thailand, Burma, Malaysia, Vietnam, India, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Indonesia, East Pakistan, the Philippines, all gained exposure to US goods (merchandise) and services via the transiting US Navy and US Air Force as bases and visits were established. US bases occurred in the Philippines, South Vietnam, Thailand, and (un-official bases in Lao's and Cambodia), with temporary stays/visits in Indonesia and Ceylon (Sri Lanka). This exposure to US presence, would lay the FOUNDATION for future world trade and economic growth in industry, technology, world travel, and agricultural advancements.
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What was the outcome of tonkin gulf incident?
This incident resulted in the U.S. pursuing military action in Vietnam. It also caused the passage of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution regarding the U.S. aiding Asian countries influenced by communism. Ultimately, this incident resulted in the Vietnam War.
Was vietnam in world war 1?
No, only a couple of Asian countries contributed to WW1 but Vietnam wasn't one of them. The only countries that did participate were colonies of the European countries which were involved.
What was the southeast Asian country involved in the Vietnam war?
Laos.
Asian country divided by war during the 1960s?
The Asian country divided by war during the 1960s is Vietnam. The conflict escalated into a full-scale war, resulting in the division of the country into North Vietnam, which was communist, and South Vietnam, which was supported by the United States and other anti-communist allies. The war, which lasted until 1975, had profound effects on the region and led to the eventual reunification of Vietnam under communist control.
What was the original intent of the war in Vietnam?
They were an ally to the NVA (North Viet Army). The VCs mission was to defeat the US supported South Viet government (Republic of South Vietnam/RVN). The VC had no jets, tanks, nor heavy artillery; they relied upon manpower, small arms, and guerrilla warfare. Their ally, the NVA, had the tanks, jets, and heavy artillery. The VC gradually lost ground during the war, and were slowly decimated by US/allied firepower over the years; culminating with the communist offensive (Tet) of 1968. After '68, the NVA shouldered most of the fighting.
What Asian countries were settled by the French?
there are no Asian countries settled by the French....
Which Asian countries speak french?
The main Asian countries where French is spoken include Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. These countries have historical ties to France and French remains an official or second language in these places.
What countries in asia are democratic?
Most Asian countries are democratic except for China, Vietnam and North Korea.
What was the outcome of tonkin gulf incident?
This incident resulted in the U.S. pursuing military action in Vietnam. It also caused the passage of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution regarding the U.S. aiding Asian countries influenced by communism. Ultimately, this incident resulted in the Vietnam War.
In which Asian countries do older people speak french?
Vietnam and Thailand, in other Asian countries only the well educated people will speak several other languages.
Are the Philippines in Vietnam?
The Philippines are NOT in Vietnam. They are separate countries. Vietnam is part of the Asian mainland, while the Philippines is an island country in the waters off Southeast Asia.
What was the original intent the war in Vietnam?
The United States entered the Vietnam conflict to prevent Southeast Asian countries from falling to the Communists.
America's primary political objective in south Vietnam?
To stop communists from taking over South Vietnam and expanding to other Asian countries.
What were three countries on the Asian mainland japan controlled during world war ii?
China, Phillipines, Vietnam
What Asian country is under communist rule?
The 3 asian countries under communist rule are: 1. Laos 2. China 3. Vietnam
What countries is under under communist rule?
The 3 asian countries under communist rule are: 1. Laos 2. China 3. Vietnam
Many Asian countries received their independence?
After the end of the WW II many Asian countries gained their independence from the former British Empire, France and USA not always without local wars [Vietnam, Algiers etc..].
