Cold War Historiography

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Cold War Historiography See p.46-47 in The Cold War and the Americas, V. Sanders for detail on key historians and examples. The Orthodox View (traditional) The USA was motivated by anti-Communism and containment. The Revisionist View This view claims US involvement was motivated by economic imperialism. Some historian emphasize specific factors: Emphasis on one factor Not wanting to let the UN down. Support the commitments made in the Truman doctrine. Secure Japan’s economic revival through access to raw materials and markets of the Korean peninsula. Demonstrate to Japan that the US was a credible ally.