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The document discusses the United States' involvement in the Korean War and efforts to stop the spread of Communism. It explains that the U.S. broadened its commitments to Korea under President Truman by sending troops to support South Korea's democratic government against North Korea's communist regime. The U.S. feared that communism would conquer independent nations and spread across Asia. America justified its overseas commitments by arguing it was necessary to counter the Soviet threat in Korea.
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