U.S. Diplomatic Efforts

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Introduction

The paper covers the discussion regarding U.S. diplomatic efforts, diplomatic doctrine, and effects of these diplomatic efforts for the U.S. and other countries. Moreover, advantages and disadvantages of the doctrine will a part of the discussion.

The paper talks about President Harry Truman who introduced the Truman Doctrine. Speaking of the Doctrine, it worked as a major contribution in the event of Cold War. The U.S diplomatic efforts were significantly supported by the Truman Doctrine and became a highlight in the U.S History.

Discussion

The Second World War marked a true turning point in relations International worldwide. With the end of the war and the advent of Emerging superpower Cold War reoriented its foreign policy both global and toward their "areas of influence". The following is a bibliographic study in which we analyze as Latin America fell under the influence of diplomatic conflict maintained by States and the USSR, which was focusing primarily on the government policy American carried on in the region it regards as its "backyard" (Vocke, 1976).

American leaders, connoisseurs of communism and capitalism were definitely incompatible, outlined a new foreign policy less conciliatory and much stronger, taking the characterization of the historian of the Cold War John Lewis Gaddis, was summed up in the idea of "get tough with Russia". Acting accordingly, in March 1947, Washington announced the guidelines of this policy in the "Truman Doctrine". It was openly stated the existence of a Russian-American conflict, based on ideologies and lifestyles frontally contrary, it was necessary that the United States shall endeavor to avoid expansion of the "communist tyranny" in the international community.

At the beginning of the Cold War, Latin America was a low priority area consideration for the American agenda. In fact, and beyond the agreements entered into, the region had not ...