What led to the United States' increased involvement in the Vietnam War? Describe the "anti-American movements" of the 1960s (Anti-war, The New Left, and Counterculture movements).

 

Communism is the main reason that had led to the American government involvement in the Vietnamese war.

The Anti-American movements were meant to fight for the rights of Muslims all over the world.

Step-by-step explanation

The American government believed that China had already fallen into the characteristics and had already become communist. This was the main fear that the United States government had developed (Sanz Cano, 2020). The fear was not just by default, but they knew there existed a belief that if one country neighboring to them fell into communism, there were chances that they were also not spared at all. Gradually there was a chance that they would also become communist. The evidence they had happened in 1945 in Eastern Europe. Communism had been embarrassed in china in 1949.

           The Anti-American movements by the Indonesians were mostly focused on Muslim culture. The Muslims had started feeling that their rights were being violated, and they were being taken for granted, especially by being denied their full rights (Al Makmun et al., 2018). Moreover, The Muslims complained even further by saying that they demand the respect that they deserve.