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In regards to Vietnam, the Geneva accords of 1954A. were written by the United States State Department.B. gave Ho Chi Minh full authority of the country.C. called for democratic elections.D. led France to increase its presence.E. put Ngo Dinh Diem in charge of North Vietnam.
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