The policy of containment - more specifically the Domino Effect theory - led US policymakers to support intervention in Korea and Vietnam. During the early stages of the Cold War, containment meant preventing the spread of the Soviet Union; however, it quickly evolved to the Domino Theory where containment was to be applied to <em>all </em>forms of communism. This theory posited that if one country were to adopt communism, countries nearby would do the same, which is why the US wanted to prevent the adoption and spread of communism in East and Southeast Asia.
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World Wars created a need for labor: As whites left factory jobs for war, blacks were recruited to move North to fill those jobs and Mexicans were recruited to fill the farming jobs of blacks.
During the Great Migration blacks moved North to fill the factory jobs left behind by white soldiers. They were escaping the laws of segregation and violence experience in the South as well. They left behind farm labor jobs which needed to be filled. Mexicans were encouraged to come to America and fill the farm labor jobs.
