Before 1950, the United States __________
A) actively tried to instigate further internal violence in Korea
B) refused to recognize the South Korean government of Syngman Rhee
C) did not perceive Korea as a vital element of U.S. policy in Asia
D) met with China to discuss peaceful coexistence in Korea
Answer: C
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