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How did U.S. involvement in the Korean War relate to the policy of containment?a. The U.S. sought to establish democracy in a communist region.b. The U.S. chose to support a country that might fall to communism.c. The U.S. chose to fight an open war against the Soviet Union.d. The U.S. sought to contain the communists north of the 38th parallel.
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