Which statement most accurately identifies the reason for the outbreak of the Korean War?

A) The United States wanted to end Communist influence throughout countries in Asia.

B) The United States attempted to apply the Domino Theory in Korea in order to promote international cooperation.

C) The Soviet Union authorized Kim Il Sung to invade South Korea.

D) North Koreans were attempting to escape the spread of a deadly virus leaked by the South Korean government.

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Mathis

14 July, 14:37

Which statement most accurately identifies the reason for the outbreak of the Korean War?

A) The United States wanted to end Communist influence throughout countries in Asia.

B) The United States attempted to apply the Domino Theory in Korea in order to promote international cooperation.

C) The Soviet Union authorized Kim Il Sung to invade South Korea.

D) North Koreans were attempting to escape the spread of a deadly virus leaked by the South Korean government.

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Heather Rush · Answer 1

The United States has always carried an objective of ridding Communist influence throughout countries in Asia for many years. The Korean War is one example, while another is the Vietnam War, which both served as ground efforts to rid any traces of Communism and establish Diplomatic processes.