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Justifying American fears of the Soviet Union/Communism during Cold War    3
Justifications of the Fears of Communists within Government    3
Reason for Government Putting out PSAs    4
Any Lingering Cold War Fears in Modern America    4
References    5
Justifying American fears of the Soviet Union/Communism during Cold War
The USA’s fear of the Soviet Union was that they were many, and were rooted in import. There was probably no possibility for either American foreign policy, with the belief that the USSR is the most powerful communism in the whole world, with the control and influence of every communist movement, orbiting a gross plot to rule the whole world. Americans generally suspect the spread of Communism by the USSR (Shi & Tindall, 2016, 1006).
The majority disagreed with American communism and feared that it would spread to America. The result of this fear was that Eisenhower sought to reform the Cold War-era relations with the Soviet Union. After Joseph Stalin's dying in 1953, with leaders of French, Russian and British, Eisenhower met the proposed "open sky" policy, in which the United States and the Soviet Union conducted an aerial inspection of each other's military programs (Patterson, 1998). But the U.S.S.R rejected this offer, although it received international acceptance.
Justifications of the Fears of Communists within Government
There were many reasons for the...