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How did James Madison challenge republic thinking?

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With pure democracy, he means a system in which every citizen votes directly for laws, and, with republic, he intends a society in which citizens elect a small body of representatives who then vote for laws.

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Ideological conflicts

Soviet Union already didn't like us before the end of the war

-- Didn't give them atomic bomb

-- We helped them out a year later

Further divided

-- George Kennan: established the "containment" policy

-- Truman Doctrine: we help out non-comm. govts, even if they are led by dictators

-- Marshall Plan: rebuild Europe; further solidified divide

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Middle East

-- Soviets in N. Iran, withdrew

-- Soviets set up puppet comm. govts in Poland, Romania and Bulgaria

Military aid sent to combat comm.

-- Greece and Turkey (for OIL!!)

We supported anyone who claimed to be non-communist and built up others

-- Chile, Iran

-- Greece, Spain

Marshall Plan

-- Rebuild Western Europe

1948-49 Berlin blockade

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1949 NATO

-- Creating treaties to stop the spread of communism

1949 China falls to communism

1949 Warsaw Pact in response to NATO

1950 National Security Council

-- Increase in defense spending

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