How did the United States' government view the Trujillo regime? A ) The U.S. was deeply disturbed by his human rights abuses. B The U.S.'s main priority was to avoid all-out war against the Dominican Republic. C The U.S. actively lobbied Trujillo to close down his torture chambers. D The U.S. tolerated his human rights abuses since it didn't negatively impact them.

The correct answer is D) The U.S. tolerated his human rights abuses since it didn't negatively impact them.<br /><br />During the Trujillo regime in the Dominican Republic, the United States government had a complex relationship with the dictatorship. While there were concerns about Trujillo's human rights abuses, the U.S. ultimately chose to tolerate his regime because it did not directly threaten American interests or security.<br /><br />The U.S. government did not actively lobby Trujillo to close down his torture chambers or take strong action against his regime. Instead, they prioritized maintaining stability and avoiding direct confrontation with the Dominican Republic. This approach was driven by the desire to prevent any potential conflict that could disrupt American influence in the region.<br /><br />It is important to note that this tolerance of human rights abuses by the U.S. government was controversial and has been criticized by many as a failure to uphold democratic values and human rights.