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How did Truman's and Eisenhower's actions or beliefs on containment differ?

A. Truman strongly believed in the use of nuclear weapons when absolutely necessary to deter the threat of Soviet aggression, while Eisenhower did not.

B. Eisenhower sent aid to Western Europe, which helped Eastern communist states, while Truman was against sending any type of aid to communist countries.

C. Truman promised aid to the Middle Eastern countries that resisted communist aggression, while Eisenhower promised military and economic aid to Turkey and Greece.

D. Truman believed in avoiding nuclear war if at all possible, while Eisenhower believed that nuclear war may be necessary to stop communism from spreading across Asia.

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The difference between the two was that D. Truman believed in avoiding nuclear war if at all possible, while Eisenhower believed that nuclear war may be necessary to stop communism from spreading across Asia.

Nuclear weapon usage by Presidents

  • Truman might have used the atomic bomb against Japan, but he was strongly against nuclear war.
  • Eisenhower was also against nuclear war, but made it clear that he would use nuclear weapons if he needed to in East Asia.

In conclusion, Truman wanted to avoid nuclear war after the bombings of Japan but Eisenhower threatened to use nuclear warfare to stop communism in East Asia.

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