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The officer asks about U.S. motives in an early Cold War conflict in Asia and warns you not to mix it up with reasons from other wars.
The officer asks: 'Why did the United States enter the Korean War?' Choose the acceptable answer.
- To force the Iraqi military from Kuwait
- To gain control of oil fields
- To stop the spread of communism
- To respond to the attack on Pearl Harbor
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