Question

Read the opening remarks of Truman’s 1949 State of the Union address to Congress. Truman makes reference to the last sixteen years. Why might he do this? He is referencing his last term in office and Roosevelt’s presidency, during part of which he served as vice president. He is alluding to the two world wars, during which the American economy boomed. The Great Depression has just ended, and he is trying to be hopeful.
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#9.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. Enjoy

Answer 1

On January 20th, 1949 the president Harry S. Truman pronounced his speech on the occasion of his possession as the president of the united states known as "four point speech" which made clear the US support on this items:

1. We will continue to give unwavering support to the United Nations and relative agencies, and we will continue to look for ways to strengthen their authority and increase their effectiveness.

2. We are going to continue our global economic recovery programs.

3. We are going to strengthen the freedom loving-nations against the dangers of aggression.  

4. We have to start a bold new program to make the benefits of our scientific advances and the industrial progress available for the improvement and growth of the underdeveloped nations.

Answer 2

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