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This policy was based on blocking the spread of communalism throughout the world. Whereas Nixon’s administration seemed to continue this legacy of Truman’s anticommunist, he had eased out the tension with the communist block after becoming president in the 1960s although this rendered him to appear to be timid and indecisive (Johnson & Parta,2010).
For the eight years that Truman was in office, he won the war and brought peace to the world, and created and maintained a foreign policy that managed to prevent the spread of communalism in the world. On the other hand, Nixon envisioned a phase in which more cordial and relaxed relations among major world powers would allow for ventures profitable to all (Johnson & Parta, 2010).
The cold war greatly influenced many aspects of American society cutting across social, and cultural life and civil rights movements. It led to a litany of movies that were meant to promote patriotism, brought about racial inequality, and established fair employment commissions. Indeed this war left a great mark majorly on movies, art, poetry, and sports. Cultural exchanges both formal and informal were common to help iron out cold war differences.
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