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What was the policy of containment designed to do?
attack the Soviet Union to reduce its territory
stop the Soviet Union’s influence from spreading
bring the Soviet Union into diplomatic negotiations
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Stop the Soviet Union’s influence from spreading.
Containment—articulated by George F. Kennan and adopted in U.S. policy (Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, NATO, etc.)—aimed to prevent the expansion of Soviet communism, not to launch direct attacks to seize territory or primarily to force diplomatic talks.
Containment—articulated by George F. Kennan and adopted in U.S. policy (Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, NATO, etc.)—aimed to prevent the expansion of Soviet communism, not to launch direct attacks to seize territory or primarily to force diplomatic talks.
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