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How USA Try to Contain Communism? www.assignmentpoint.com

Marshall Plan – helped countries economically so they won’t go red. www.assignmentpoint.com

Helped anti-communist troops www.assignmentpoint.com

Refusing to trade or aid countries in order to punish them Embargoes Refusing to trade or aid countries in order to punish them www.assignmentpoint.com

Cuba embargo Still today, the USA has an economic embargo on communist Cuba. Their only cars are from before the embargo! www.assignmentpoint.com

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Bay of Pigs The CIA trained and funded an invasion of communist Cuba. The invasion failed, and Castro had some powerful friends! www.assignmentpoint.com

End to a crisis! The Soviets removed the missiles in Cuba. In exchange, USA pledged to not invade Cuba again. And to remove missiles in Turkey (right). www.assignmentpoint.com

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