established a cease fire, ending hostilities in Indochina
partitioned Vietnam at the seventeenth parallel
called for nationwide elections to take place in Vietnam in the summer of 1956
were accepted by the United States
The correct answers are A) established a cease-fire, ending hostilities in Indochina and B) partitioned Vietnam at the seventeenth parallel. C) called for nationwide elections to take place in Vietnam in the summer of 1956.
The Geneva Accord established a cease-fire, ending hostilities in Indochina and partitioned Vietnam at the seventeenth parallel, and called for nationwide elections to take place in Vietnam in the summer of 1956.
The Geneve Accord started on May 8, 1954, in Geneve, Switzerland with the participation of China, France, the Soviet Union, the United States, Laos, Cambodia, the State of Vietnam, and the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.
On July 20, 1954, the main accords were Vietnam would be divided in the parallel 17th; the Democratic Republic of Vietnam would rule North Vietnam and the State of Vietnam would rule in South Vietnam, and elections were scheduled for July 20, 1956.
in American cities
in foreign countries
in the military
The Chilian President in 1970, Salvador Allende can best be said to have been a Socialist.
Salvador Allende was a man who believed in socialist policies and tried to pursue them when he was elected.
However, the Americans felt this was too close to Communism and so had him assassinated which led to political problems in Chile.
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