In what way did Truman’s decision to enter the Korean War reflect his commitment to a containment policy? Truman desired to limit the spread of infectious diseases across East Asia. Truman feared any expansion

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In what way did Truman’s decision to enter the Korean War reflect his commitment to a containment policy? Truman desired to limit the spread of infectious diseases across East Asia. Truman feared any expansion of communist influence on the Korean peninsula. Truman hoped a victory over North Korea would serve to warn other aggressive nations. Truman suspected the Soviet Union of signing secret alliances with North and South Korea.

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Truman feared any expansion of communist influence on the Korean peninsula

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