Why did the United States adopt a interventionist role in global politics?

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Merrily · Answer 1 · 2021-01-21T15:58:36+0000

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Because Reagan viewed the Soviet Union as an "evil empire" that was unstoppable in terms of spreading communism and related oppression if the United States did not act to stave off the spread of Communist rule worldwide.

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