One of Truman's most important policies was the Truman Doctrine.
The Truman Doctrine was a foreign policy of president Harry Truman in which he tried to stop the power/influence of the Soviet Union. After World War II, Truman was worried that if nations located near the Soviet Union did not receive financial help, they would fall into the hands of the communist system. At this time, Truman wanted to make sure that he stopped the spread of communism in any way possible.
To do this, Truman asked Congress to provide $400 million to countries like Greece and Turkey. These were two main targets of US help, as they were located close to the Soviet Union. Ultimately, this money would help to stabilize their economy and fend off communism.
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Gap between them and considered as modern people.
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There is a great gap of relationship between the government present in the city and the small town located far away from the capital because there is a lot of distance between them and there is no interaction with each other. The villagers view the capital of the country and the people who represent it a very great and modern people because they runs the country and works for the future of the nation.
Endowment for the Arts: Fund and encourages creative capacity of the people and their communities
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Spanish developed extractive industries in precious metals, whereas English were more likely to establish economies based on trade. More royal control over Spanish colonies than English because English were settled to escape political and religious persecution.
