The term "United States Interventions" refers to the various military, political, and economic actions taken by the United States in other countries. These interventions can include military operations, support for certain political groups, or economic sanctions aimed at influencing a nation's behavior. Examples include interventions in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. These actions are often justified by the U.S. government as necessary for national security, promoting democracy, or protecting human rights. However, they can also lead to significant controversy and debate regarding their effectiveness and the consequences for the affected nations and their populations.