The best description of President Johnson's approach to the Vietnam War is "Escalated and increased U.S. involvement." After taking office, Johnson significantly ramped up U.S. military presence in Vietnam and expanded operations, particularly following the Gulf of Tonkin incident in 1964. This led to a substantial increase in combat troops and more aggressive military tactics.
Which of the following best describes President Johnson's approach to the Vietnam War?
Escalated and increased U.S. involvement.
Matched President Kennedy's approach.
Decreased U.S. involvement.
Only increased U.S. advisors.
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