What was the primary reason the U.S. fought in Vietnam? It fought again communist control. The U.S. wanted to make Vietnam a colony. Vietnam wanted to be a colony of the Soviet Union. Japan wanted to control Vietnam.

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The primary reason for why the US sent troops to Vietnam was to contain communism and stop its spread. This was part of the Domino theory.

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In which way were Stalin’s communist state and Hitler’s fascist state similar?

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Censorship, and the propaganda

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Stalin's Communist State and Hitlers Fascist State Both had tremendous amounts of censorship. They took away rights from freedom of speech and the right to own property. Anything that went against the communist state and fascist state agenda was taken down because it promoted their views as inferior to ever grow. They avoided the ideas that popped out of people's minds and obtain freedom. Propaganda, both states promoted things in which for the people should follow in order to create an equal society. These both states created an enormous movement to promote an expansion to of their own agendas. Their movement created bitterness for the rest of the world, making it dry for any kindness whatsoever to ever exist again.

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Both used secret police to enforce their policies.

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B.
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