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Troyanec [42]
2 years ago
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(hc)which aspect of the cold war mentality was represented by president truman's establishing of loyalty review boards? the fear

of soviet military expansion in latin america the desire to spread american values to oppressed peoples the fear of communist infiltration of the federal government the desire to aid viable anti-communist governments around the world
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amm18122 years ago
7 0

Cold War mentality was represented by President Truman's establishment of loyalty review boards as the fear of communist infiltration of the federal government.

<h3>What is Cold War?</h3>
  • The Western Bloc was headed by the United States together with the other First World countries of the bloc, most of which were their former colonies and typically adhered to liberal democratic principles.
  • The Communist Party of the Soviet Union, which had sway throughout the Second World and was connected to a network of totalitarian republics, led the Eastern Bloc.
  • While the Soviet Union sponsored left-wing parties and revolutions worldwide, the US government supported right-wing and anti-communist regimes and movements.
  • In the years 1945 to 1960, almost all colonial states gained their independence, making them Third World battlegrounds throughout the Cold War.

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