In which area of the world did the United States government use military intervention to resist land reform in order to protect U.S. commercial interests?

A) New Zealand and Tanzania
B) Taiwan and South Korea
C) South Africa
D) Latin America

Military Intervention

The act of a nation deploying its military forces to enter another territory with the aim of achieving specific political or military objectives.

Land Reform

A government-initiated process of redistributing land, typically from those who own large amounts to those with little or none, with the goal of improving equity and productivity.

Commercial Interests

Activities, decisions, or endeavors driven by the desire to generate profit or financial gain, typically within a business context.