How did the Gulf of Tonkin
Resolution lead to greater
involvement in Vietnam?

The resolution granted President Johnson broad war-making powers that allowed him to escalate U.S. involment intheVietnam War.Americans became aware of the credibility gap between what was really happening and what they were bring told.

Explanation:

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The resolution granted President Johnson broad war-making powers that allowed him to escalate U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.

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