In which area of the world did the United States government use military intervention to resist land reform because U.S.commercial interests would profit more without it?
A) New Zealand and Tanzania
B) Taiwan and South Korea
C) South Africa
D) Latin America

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The United States government used military intervention to resist land reform in various Latin American countries, including Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Honduras, in order to protect the interests of U.S. companies that owned large plantations and other agricultural holdings in these countries. The U.S. feared that land reforms would lead to the nationalization of these holdings, and a loss of profits for U.S. companies.

In Which Area of the World Did the United States