prior to 1948 north and south vietnam were a part of socialist republic of vietnam.
prior to 1948 north and south vietnam were a part of?
socialist republic of vietnam
bullet::::- the united states and the vietnam war (1955–1975): during world war ii and the ensuing postwar period, the united states had greatly expanded its military capacities and industries. after france, supported financially by the us, had been defeated in vietnam in 1954 and that country had been temporarily split into north and south vietnam under the 1954 geneva accords; and when war had broken out between the north and south following south vietnam president ngo dinh diem's refusal to permit all-vietnam elections in 1956 as stipulated in the geneva accords, the ideologically anti-communist united states supported south vietnam with materiel in a cold war proxy war and by degrees allowed itself to be drawn into south vietnam's losing struggle against communist north vietnam and the viet cong acting in south vietnam. ultimately, following the defeat of south vietnam and the united states, the us's governing belief that south vietnam's defeat would result in all of remaining mainland southeast asia "going communist" (as proclaimed by the us's "domino theory"), proved erroneous.
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1948 north carolina gubernatorial election









































the 1948 north carolina gubernatorial election was held on november 2, 1948. democratic nominee w. kerr scott defeated republican nominee george m. pritchard with 73.16% of the vote.









































section::::primary elections.









































primary elections were held on may 29, 1948.









































section::::primary elections.:democratic primary.









































section::::primary elections.:democratic primary.:candidates.









































bullet::::- w. kerr scott, former north carolina commissioner of agriculture









































bullet::::- charles m. johnson, north carolina state treasurer









































bullet::::- r. mayne albright









































bullet::::- oscar g. barker









































bullet::::- w.f. stanley









































bullet::::- olla ray boyd









































section::::general election.









































section::::general election.:candidates.









































major party candidates









































bullet::::- w. kerr scott, democratic









































bullet::::- george m. pritchard, republican
1948 north carolina gubernatorial election