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In general, how did Eisenhower deal with Communism in small countries?
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∙ 12y ago
By using covert operations.
Through secret warfare.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoThrough secret warfare. (apex)
Through the use of the CIA
By using covert operations
Wiki User
∙ 14y agoThrough secret warfare
By using covert operations
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How did eisenhower deal with communism in small countries?
through secret warfare through the CIA
When communist forces was attempting to gain control in Greece and turkey how did harry Truman respond?
He created the Truman Doctrine, which protected other countries from communism.
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What did Eisenhower do about segregation?
he thought it should be interduced in small amounts
Are most of the world's countries small countries?
Only about half of the worlds countries are small.
What is written on Dwight Eisenhower's tombstone?
Eisenhower's tombstone in Abilene, Kansas merely says; DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER BORN OCTOBER 14, 1890 DIED MARCH 28,1969 THe tomb is inside a small chapel. There are quotes posted on the walls of the chapel.I think they are quotes from Eisenhower, but I am not certain.
Which countries adopted communism?
There is a lot of debate over this issue, but the countries that people generally think of when they think of Communism (Russia, China, Cuba, North Korea, Vietnam e.t.c) aren't, and weren't, Communist (except perhaps Russia, for a brief period after the Russian Revolution of 1917). Many of them were headed by Communists, but the policies enacted within these countries weren't to serve the people themselves (as is the bottom line of Communist thought), but to serve the top dogs. These countries are typically referred to as Communist States, but that's a contradiction in terms, as one of the main necessities for a country to be Communist is for the structure of the state to be demolished. A common feature of almost all of the so called 'Communist States' is what is known as State Capitalism, where the productive forces are controlled solely by the state in a capitalistic manner, which isn't Communism. In short, none of the countries that people think of when they think of Communism were Communist. Communism is basically where the means of production are owned collectively by the working class, not the state. The Paris commune and 'anarchist' Spain are small scale examples of this.
How does Cuba's economy differ from that of other Caribbean countries?
It is a communist country with the government planning all production and distribution of same. Like communism everywhere, it is outlandishly inefficient. The other Caribbean countries are capitalist or a mix of economies. Mostly they are small dictatorships with cruel impoverished citizens. Capitalism in the other Caribbean countries suffer from economic Darwinism.
What money is Eisenhower's face on?
President Eisenhower was featured on the large one dollar coin in the 1970s, a commemorative silver dollar in 1990, and a small golden presidential dollar in 2015.
When did Karl Marx start Communism?
Karl Marx did not start communism. He was a philosopher and economist who developed the theory of communism along with Friedrich Engels. Their ideas were outlined in the Communist Manifesto, published in 1848.
What small country is on the Persian Gulf?
Small Countries on Persian GulfQatar and Kuwait both are small countries in the Persian Gulf.
When was the policy of the Massive Retaliation?
The Massive Retaliation was a policy under President Eisenhower. The policy was the threatening of nuclear warfare against Communist countries if they tried to seize territory by force. The Massive Retaliation was used to prevent series of small wars, that were unpopular and too expensive.
