Why might u. s. involvement in the korean war be part of the policy of containment?

US involvement in the Korean War may be considered a containment policy because, on that occasion, military, economic, and diplomatic strategies were used to stop the spread of communism in Korea .

This policy was a response to a series of moves by the Soviet Union to expand communist influence not only in Korea but also in Eastern Europe, China, and Vietnam.

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explanation:

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