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What concerns Truman about the events on the
Korean Peninsula? Check all that apply.
communists' use of subversive tactics
the use of armed forces to spread
communism
☐ the threat of a communist invasion of Taiwan
(Formosa)
North Korea's defiance of UN orders
the potential for instability in the Pacific area
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man, 1950



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Truman was concerned about the events on the Korean Peninsula for the following reasons: 1. North Korea's defiance of UN orders: Truman was worried about North Korea's aggression and defiance of United Nations orders, which led to the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950. This act of defiance threatened the stability and peace in the region. 2. The potential for instability in the Pacific area: Truman was also concerned about the broader implications of the conflict in Korea on the stability of the Pacific region. The escalating tensions and military actions had the potential to disrupt the peace and security in the area. These factors were key reasons for Truman's concerns regarding the events unfolding on the Korean Peninsula during that time.