Author Question: Why is the village of My Lai significant in the history of American involvement in war? a. The ... (Read 74 times)

Caiter2013 · **on:** Jul 2, 2018

Why is the village of My Lai significant in the history of American involvement in war?

a. The peace treaty between Japan and the United States was signed there in 1945.
b. American troops massacred Vietnamese civilians there.
c. French troops were defeated there in Indochina, opening the door to their withdrawal and U.S. entry into southeast Asia.
d. The Japanese overran MacArthur there during World War II.
e. It is the island from which the bomber Enola Gay took off on its flight to drop the bomb on Hiroshima.

Question 2

Many workers experience short spells of unemployment; they may be temporarily laid off from a factory job due to factors such as seasons of the year or temporary responses of employers to falling demand for their products.

Economists call this __________ unemployment.
a. structured
b. cyclical
c. part-time
d. temporary
e. relative