US interventions in the Middle East and Latin America were both influenced by the aim to stop the spread of communism, akin to Cold War strategies. While both regions were strategically significant, their interventions were shaped by broader geopolitical aims, leading to tensions with the USSR. Control of oil supplies was critical for the Middle East, but it was the overarching goal of combating communism that was a central theme in both cases. ;
US intervention in the Middle East and Latin America primarily aimed to stop the spread of communism during the Cold War. Both interventions were motivated by geopolitical strategies and resulted in increased tensions with the Soviet Union. Therefore, the correct answer is B: both interventions were about stopping the spread of Communism.
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