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Which statement best describes President Truman's point of view on United States foreign policy? (Europe after world war 2) A. Communist expansion in Europe should be contained B. Cooperation with the
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Which statement best describes President Truman's point of view on United States foreign policy? (Europe after world war 2) A. Communist expansion in Europe should be contained B. Cooperation with the Soviet Union should be increased C. Satellite nations of the Soviet Union should not be recognized as legal states D. Economic aid was not likely to help nations in Western Europe

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A. Because the Truman Doctrine was to prevent communism from spreading beyond where it existed. The policy worked for Greece and Turkey.
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