What is a negative effect of the foreign policy (Truman Doctrine) during the cold war?

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skelet666 [1.2K]2 years ago

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The Truman Doctrine is where the US is almost like a hero and they should defend any country against the threat of communism.

Even though the Truman Doctrine helped prevent the communist takeover of other weaker countries, it could be argued that the cold war was extended by a bit and tensions increased heavily almost to the point where every country felt in danger of both powers.

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