Which US policy does the demilitarized zone on the Korean peninsula represent? aggression
containment
diplomacy
cooperation

Containment

Explanation:

The United States policy in Korea related to containment. The United States and South Korea against communist North Korea. Both tried to prevent the expansion of a hostile country or influence. The demilitarisation in Korea was a militarized case of containment. This policy was a reply to the spreading of communism from the Soviet Union to Asia.

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