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Each wished to spread their own ideologies without starting what?
WWIII
Harry Truman, the 33rd president and a democrat was from the state of
Missouri
The Marshall Plan was meant to revive the nations of what continent in an economic sense?
Europe
What famous general did President Harry Truman have to fire over their disagreements on how the war should be fought?
MacArthur
Jospeh McCarthy a democratic senator from Wisconsin elevated his power base by creating and sustaining a paranoia and fear of what ideology?
Communism
Who was elected president of the U.S. in 1952
Dewight IKE
What nations represented the "Big Three" at Potsdam Conference held in July of 1945?
U.S. Great Britain, Soviet Union.
What did the American government demand that Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union allow in Europe.
Free (Democratic) elections
Russia(Soviet Union) was hampered in its economic recovery after WWII because America withdrew all of its
Economic aid and assistance
Bernard Baruch, an economic and nuclear policy advisor to the U.S. government strongly advocated international control of
Atomic (weapons) power
Without nuclear or atomic weapons, the Soviet Union was forced to establish a larger
Army/Military
One major dilemma for the U.S. after WWII was how to stop the spread of
Communism
President Truman's Secretary of State George Marshall developed a plan to rebuild America's allies in Europe
Marshall Plan
The American governments position on communism, after WWII was to
limit it to where it existed; stop it from spreading to Third world countries.
Only two nations emerged from WWII as ginuwine victors; the (communist) soviet union and the (democratic) U.S.

Significance:
Each wished spread opposing ideologies withou causing WWII
The hammer and the sicle
The soviet symbol
First cold war adversary for the soviet union
Harry S. Truman
Containment/Truman Doctrine
"contain communism and not start WWIII"
Harry S. Truman
U.S. foriegn policy would seek to contain communism in countries where it existed
Containment/Truman Doctrine
U.S. supported Greece and Turkey expelled communist insurgents
Containment/Truman Doctrine
On June 5, 1947, sec of state George Marshall prposed that the US spend huge sums to reconstruct Europe's national economies.

A fiscally sound Europe would be less likely to succumb to any communist advances.
The Marshall Plan
35th president. Democratic . From Massachussetts
John F. Kennedy
When was the first presidential debates televised
1960