The Cold War spread to Vietnam and Korea primarily because communist governments had taken over the northern parts of the countries. In Korea, this was represented by the establishment of a communist government in North Korea, while in Vietnam, the communist government led by Ho Chi Minh took control in the northern part of the country. The tensions between the communist north and the non-communist south in both countries attracted the interest and intervention of superpowers like the United States and the Soviet Union, further entrenching the Cold War dynamics in the region.
Why did the Cold War spread to Vietnam and Korea?
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The Chinese were interfering with the governments there.
The Chinese were interfering with the governments there.
The Soviet Union had installed pro-Soviet governments there.
The Soviet Union had installed pro-Soviet governments there.
Communist governments had taken over the northern parts of the countries.
Communist governments had taken over the northern parts of the countries.
Cuba made agreements with the countries for protection.
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