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What was the primary goal of American foreign policies during the cold war?
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American foreign policy during the Cold War had two primary objectives. The first was to deter explicit Communist aggression (primarily from the Soviet Union) towards the United States and its allies through the use of nuclear arms and other conventional weapons. The second was to counter Communist expansion into other world-nations through indirect means, although direct means (as in Korean and Vietnam) were sometimes utilized, as well.
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