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What was the Truman doctrine? How did it affect the Cold War?

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vesna_86 [32]3 years ago

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The Truman Doctrine was when The U.S would help nations in need of resisting communism. It affected the Cold War because Stalin of course was with Communism and The U.S was. Stalin and the U.S kept arguing on how to run each other's countries and eventually just came to a big disagreement and decided to cause a war over it.

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