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Cindy is on a trip to Cambodia. While shopping in a village, she stops at a stall to ask about a little change purse. The man in the stall grabs it from her
hands. "American?" he asks angrily. When Cindy nods her head, he begins to wave his arms. His daughter rushes forward, apologizing. She explains
that her father was alive during the time of the Khmer Rouge and suffered greatly. Cindy is confused. For what reason might a survivor of the
Cambodian Killing Fields have bad feelings about the United States?
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A. The Khmer Rouge were following ideology that they took from the United States.
B. The United States helped the Khmer Rouge fight off Vietnamese occupation.
C.
The United States has never dealt with Cambodia so there is no reason.
D. When they were asked to allow refugees from Cambodia, the United States refused.



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Final answer:

Survivors of the Cambodian Killing Fields may harbor negative feelings towards the US due to its actions during the Vietnam War.


Explanation:

The survivor of the Cambodian Killing Fields may have bad feelings about the United States because:

  1. When they were asked to allow refugees from Cambodia, the United States refused.
  2. The US war in Vietnam spilled over into Cambodia, leading to the rise of the Khmer Rouge regime that caused immense suffering in the country.
  3. Millions of Cambodians became refugees due to US bombing missions during the Vietnam War, with significant impacts on Cambodia's history and society.

Learn more about US involvement in Cambodia during the Vietnam War and the rise of the Khmer Rouge regime. here:

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