Official USCIS civics question 110 of 128
Why did the United States enter the Korean War?
Official answer (English)
- To stop the spread of communism
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Explanation
English
The U.S. entered the Korean War to stop the spread of communism.
Türkçe
ABD, komünizmin yayılmasını durdurmak için Kore Savaşı'na girdi.
Español
EE. UU. entró en la Guerra de Corea para detener la expansión del comunismo.
Memory hint
💡 EN: Stop communism.
💡 TR: Komünizmi durdurmak.
💡 ES: Detener el comunismo.
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