The term containment has been and can be used for anything; the containment of a disease; the containment of water; containing a fire. Or containing a criminal in a building until he is either overtaken or surrenders to law enforcement. Containment was used in Europe, Asia, and Latin America to contain problems encountered by those regions. During the cold war the "term" CONTAINMENT was used to control communism. That was a name used to prevent the spread of communism. Military force was used to prevent that spread. Either by just showing up and letting them see the military force; as happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Or by actually USING the military force by killing them in war; as happened in the Korean War and Vietnam War.
The United States further extended its containment policy in Latin America
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The containment policy was primarily implemented in the context of the Cold War, focusing on preventing the spread of communism. It was notably applied in regions such as Western Europe, particularly through the Marshall Plan, as well as in Asia, with significant military actions in Korea and Vietnam. The policy also influenced U.S. interactions in Latin America and the Middle East, aiming to curb Soviet influence globally.
To warn Europe to stay out of Latin America
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Stopping the sale of opium in Latin America markets
Monroe Doctrine
Arctic
Women from Latin America worked in craft, textile and agriculture business while in Europe, they worked in factories and mines. The culture of machismo was prevalent in Latin America but in Europe women's suffrage movement was taking place.
Most of Latin America was colonised by the Spanish.
Big Stick
In some parts of the world, it was successful, such as Korea and Latin America. In other regions, like Southeast Asia and Central Africa, containment was ineffective.