President Johnson’s foreign policy was centered on containing communism in Southeast Asia.
After beginning his presidency, Johnson’s foreign affairs were focused on the <em>Cold War</em> and, especially on the <em>Vietnam War</em>. He was mainly committed to the <em>Containment strategy</em>, which was aimed to prevent the spread of communism, primarily in Southeast Asia. For this reason, Johnson increased enormously the presence of American troops in Vietnam, leading the US to a full commitment in the Vietnam War.
One of the advantages was that the old mom & pop stores were no longer practical, because the corporations were more convenient. You didn't have to ride around to go to seven stores anymore, you would just go to the big-block store and get everything you needed there. Furthermore, corporations provided a large amount of unskilled jobs - previously, the largest part of the "American dream" was to go and start your own business, farm, etc., but now you could go get a job at a factory or supermarket, so the job market was diversified. Those are just two, but I'm sure you can think of more!
Deplorably bad or unsatisfactory.
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This statement is definitely TRUE, as the biggest negative effect of the industrialization was the impact on the environment. Many companies that supported industrialization did not push their weight to pay damages for the environmental harm which was caused because of their factories and so on. And after all, It led to extinction of species and spread of pollution.
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