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1922
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1942
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1946
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1962
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This chart shows the gross domestic product of the Philippines after independence.

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A
It is doing well but is still a poor nation compared with others.
B
It has enjoyed sporadic economic success since the 1960s.
C
It was a struggling nation but has achieved economic stability.
D
It is now one of the wealthiest nations in the world.
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Why did the United States become involved in the Philippines’ affairs?

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to help establish a democracy in preparation for independence
B
to fight the Spanish-American War
C
to create a base there during World War II
D
to fight a dictatorship there
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Vietnam's war for independence and division into two countries in 1954 led the United States to send military forces to the region. Why did this take place?

A
The United States wanted to establish colonies of its own.
B
The United States disagreed with the boundary that had been put in place.
C
The United States feared the spread of Communism throughout Southeast Asia.
D
The United States wanted to keep the British from returning to Southeast Asia.
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After winning independence, both Vietnam and Cambodia

A
remained under Communist control.
B
achieved global economic success.
C
suffered under brutal regimes of control.
D
remained poverty-stricken.

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