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    Truman Doctrine On March 12, 1947, President Harry Truman addressed congress with a plan to stop communist ideals. At a time when the world was still recuperating from the second largest war anyone had experienced. History was being made in the 1940’s a few months prior to Truman’s Doctrine the United States attacked Japan with nuclear weapons under his presidency. President Harry Truman was eager to see a change in the country he was leading. Under his presidency he wanted to make it clear to…

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    The Truman Doctrine The Truman doctrine was quite a profound schema. It sought to bolster the economic situation of two crucial governments-Greece, a monarchy threatened by a communist-led rebellion, and Turkey, from which the Soviets were demanding joint control of the straits linking the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. Britain informed the U.S that they were not up to par to fill this duty because their economy had been shattered by the war, and they were forced to cease any further…

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    The Truman Doctrine is a name given to the speech that Truman made in an attempt to convince the Congress to supply the government in Athens with aid in the Greek civil war. Along with this came the creation of America’s foreign-policy commitment to support anti-communist governments…

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    The Truman doctrine was a foreign policy composed by president Harry.S.Truman and its purpose was to combat Soviet imperialism in Europe, it is believed by many historians that the Truman doctrine was the first signs of the beginning of the cold war. The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall plans have very noticeable similarities, the implementation of the Truman Doctrine involved America giving financial aid to Greece and Turkey, who at the time were being invaded by communist forces. The Truman…

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    The Truman doctrine helped millions of people over the years. Harry S. Truman took over the office after the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Harry S. Truman, the creator of the Truman Doctrine created an era of change in United States foreign policy. Truman was the first over to create a policy that’s directed to contain Communism. The Doctrine led to some other major events in the world for example, it influenced the Vietnam war. When Franklin D Rosevelt entered the office the country was…

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    and WWII died. Which lead to Harry S. Truman the vice president taking over as president. He carried out Roosevelt 's plans and came up with new plans for ending and reconstructing war throughout the world. Truman is known in history for all of his contributions and hard work put into our war effort and helping international economy. The Truman Doctrine of containment was a United States policy that stopped expansion of the Soviet throughout the Cold War. Truman made a promise that he would…

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    In the excerpt from the Truman Doctrine, President Truman speaks of Greece as a nation utterly destroyed by the war and the population suffering greatly in result. He speaks of chaos and political violence. I do not doubt the validity of these claims, however, the anti-communist message is clear…

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    President Truman wanted to push for desegregation of African Americans by planning to end segregation in the armed forces, as well as deny government contracts to countries that discriminated. Inflation was a problem due to shortage of goods, high demand, low supply, and lifting of price controls. Truman reinstated the price controls in an attempt to solve the inflation. Because of the issues with organized…

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    independent doctrine stating the Western Hemisphere’s independence from European…

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    The Explosion of an American Superpower At the end of the 19 century, America was becoming a formidable superpower, she had reached the limits of her national frontier, and had achieved the manifest destiny. As any up and coming superpower would do, she turned her interests to the international scale. The sinking of the USS Maine on February 15th 1898, which killed 260 U.S Navy servicemen. This attack on American servicemen gave America the excuse it needed to get involved in a foreign war, and…

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