Choose the action that does NOT reflect U.S. involvement in Vietnam during the Lyndon

C. The United States participated in negotiations to establish national elections that would reunify North and South Vietnam.

Explanation:

The Geneva Accords as they were known, were created after negotiations in Geneva where the representatives of 8 countries including the United States, met to forge a path towards the reunification of North and South Vietnam.

It was agreed during the negotiations that, an election to unify the two nations would be held in 1956, 2 years after the negotiations which occurred between May to July 21, 1954.

As President Lyndon Johnson only became president in 1963, this was not done under his administration.

The correct answer would be B, Superiority about other races.

Explanation:

Superiority about other races is most often the basis for racist behavior in the United States. Racism is basically thinking someone's own race as superior to someone's other race. This racism has been in the United States right from the colonial era. In that era, white Americans were considered superior, and were given privilege over the other races and minorities. So this racism became the mind set of people in the United States and now reflects in the behaviors of white Americans.  They think themselves superior than other races which is most often the basis of racist behavior in people of United States.