In the years immediately following World War II,the United States policy toward Asia led
A) to U.S. military intervention in China to fight communist advances there.
B) President Harry Truman to place restrictions on industrial development in Japan.
C) President Truman to threaten communists in China with atomic bombs.
D) the United States to provide financial support to Mao Zedong for reasons of stability.
E) the Truman administration to encourage the rapid economic growth of Japan.

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The United States policy toward Asia following World War II included a focus on economic growth and stability, particularly in Japan. The Truman administration encouraged the rapid economic growth of Japan through policies such as the Dodge Plan and the Tokyo Round of trade negotiations. This policy was intended to prevent the spread of communism and promote democratic values in Asia. The other options presented are not accurate representations of U.S. policy toward Asia following World War II.

In the Years Immediately Following World War II,the United States