What did the Truman doctrine do?

Answer 1

It expressed support for peoples around the world resisting Communism.
basically said that "the US and a leader in the free world, must support capitalism and fight communism." it is thought Truman said this as Russia was on his mind.

Answer 2

The Truman Doctrine directly affected Greece and Turkey. It was a policy that granted economic aid to countries that resisted being taken over by communists. It was considered critical to U.S. interests and world peace that Greece and Turkey must remain outside the sphere of the Soviet bloc.

Answer 3

It further included the US in international policies and agreements, by establishing US support for anti-Communist movements and regimes. Whereas the Monroe Doctrine merely addressed the anti-colonial stance of the US, the Truman Doctrine extended this to even implicit aid and support of "puppet" or "client" regimes, not only in the Americas, but around the world.

Answer 4

The effects of the Truman Doctrine led to countries around the world being held accountable for their actions. Through this doctrine NATO was created.

Answer 5

The effects of the Truman Doctrine was that President Harry S. Truman Helped put down soviet expansion by asking congress for $400,000,000.

Answer 6

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