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AP U.S. Government 3.2 Public Policy. All of the following were designed to stop the spread of communism except what?
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Thank you We sneak and here's your smoke du jour
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brought to you by commune is um and underlying belief
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in cooperative living All right all the following were designed
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to stop the spread of communism Except what And here
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the potential answers right cia mark playing with all right
Full Transcript
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Well the onset of the cold war had a pretty
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chilling effect on american diplomacy and lawmakers went to whatever
- 00:25
lengths they could to cauterize the spread of communism was
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a the cia designed to stop communism in its tracks
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Well the cia emerged from the remains of the office
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of strategic services which oversaw the super secret agents fighting
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against axis powers during world war two Once the war
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ended though lawmakers wanted to continue keeping tabs on enemies
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abroad And is communism gain favor among nations across the
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world the cia was invisibly in the middle of the
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action How about b the marshall plan Well after world
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war two many european nations were completely bombed by nearly
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a decade of armed conflict Rather than see the soviet
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union step in to help the united states implemented the
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marshall plan which pumped cash into european economies in an
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effort to protect them from communist takeovers that puts be
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on the bottom line was de nato Apart of the
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crusade against the soviet red tide nato with stands for
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the north atlantic treaty organization is a military alliance designed
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to provide mutual defence against the soviet union In retaliation
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the soviet union created the warsaw pact for countries drafted
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to its communist team so we can cool it andi
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as well What about either truman doctrine President truman declared
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in his self named doctrine of the united states would
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do everything in its power to contain the spread of
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communism That's what containment was all about Two big pieces
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of the truman doctrine where the marshall plan which helped
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with economic containment and nato which helped with military containment
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that means see the roosevelt corollary was not designed to
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stop the spread of communism The roosevelt corollary was teddy
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roosevelt's addition to the monroe doctrine which sought to prevent
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european interference in latin america during the early eighteen hundreds
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A roosevelt corollary though added that the us would use
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military power to keep european countries out of their western
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hemispherical turf So c is the correct answer The roosevelt
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Corollary certainly functioned is a big diplomatic stick But we're
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not sure why teddy had to whisper to get his 00:02:28.315 --> [endTime] point across
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