What act was the US upholding when they joined South Korea in fighting the war against North Korea? a. Monroe Doctrine c. Truman Doctrine b. Patton Doctrine d. MacArthur Doctrine

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What act was the US upholding when they joined South Korea in fighting the war against North Korea?

a.
Monroe Doctrine
c.
Truman Doctrine
b.
Patton Doctrine
d.
MacArthur Doctrine

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B. Truman doctrine is the answer.

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