what did the United States promise when in adopted the Truman Doctrine in 1947 1. to defend any country resisting communism. 2. to stay out of conflicts involving communism 3.To pay any country fighting against communism. 3. To pay any country for and against communism. 4. To encourage countries to adopt democracy. 5. to defend any country resisting democracy.​

The correct answer is 3. To pay any country fighting against communism.

Explanation

After the Second World War in the United States, the Truman Doctrine was adopted to provide support to free peoples who were in resistance against the attempts of communist subjugation. This doctrine was adopted because communism was seen as a threat to the capitalist economic and social system. Due to the above, framed by this doctrine, anti-communist tendencies were promoted that persecuted any movement that called itself the political left. So, the correct answer is 3. To pay any country fighting against communism.

to defend any country resisting communism

to pay any country fighting against communism

to encourage countries to adopt democracy

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