In the latter 1950s, the United States' interest in South Vietnam
A. was predicated on Diem agreeing to hold free and open elections.
B. was purely commercial.
C. was nearly nonexistent.
D. was mainly in replacing the corrupt Ngo Dinh Diem government.
E. made the country a recipient of large amounts of American military and economic aid.
Answer: E
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