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Eisenhower’s greatest trait as president was: A. his toughness against civil rights legislation in Congress. B. his determination to establish the Peace Corps. C. his grandfatherly image and middle of the road politics. D. his kindness to the disposed people in Latin America. E. his hatred toward the Soviet Union and their new leaders. F. his faith in Vice President Nixon.

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E. his hatred toward the Soviet Union and their new leaders.

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President Eisenhower was known as a very good, reliable and tactical general. He was the President of America during the time of the Cold War.

He was known to have hatred towards the Soviet Union and their new leaders.The Cold War was the period of high tension mainly between the United States and Russia. He was concerned about balancing the war with the economic aspect of the country and was also stressed the importance of nuclear war over the conventional military war. The war however ended when communist forces all over the world were removed after elections.

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