World After 1945
During the years following the World War II, President Truman’s foreign policy was focused chiefly on:
Nuclear testing
Economic growth in underdeveloped countries
Containment of international communism
Diplomatic relations with Eastern European nations
Containment of international communism
The policy of containment grew out of a response to the Soviet Union’s attempts to expand its influence in Eastern Europe after World War II. Containment relied on both military and economic strategies. This economic strategy was first implemented by Truman in 1947.
Containment of international communism The policy of containment grew out of a response to the Soviet Union’s attempts to expand its influence in Eastern Europe after World War II. Containment relied on both military and economic strategies. This economic strategy was first implemented by Truman in 1947.
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A. 1990
B. 1991
C. 1992
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A. The International Court of Justice
B. The U.N secretariat
C. The UNESCO
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B. Appeasement
C. Imperialism
D. Dollar diplomacy
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A. Atlantic Charter
B. Bretton Woods Agreement
C. London Protocol
D. Bermuda Agreement
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A. 1945
B. 1948
C. 1947
D. 1950
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A. mutually accessible destruction
B. mutually assured disruption
C. manually accessible destruction
D. mutually assured destruction
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