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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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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Issac Atkins · Answer 1

The policy of containment was designed to stop the Soviet Union's influence from spreading.

Containment is a geopolitical strategy to stop the expansion of an enemy. It was a Cold Water foreign policy implemented by the United States and its allies to prevent the spread of communism. This policy responded to a set of moves by the Soviet Union towards Europe, Korea, China, Vietnam and Latin America.

Kason Bryant · Answer 2

B. stop the Soviet Union's influence from spreading