The Soviets preferred Roosevelt's style of diplomacy because he was more accommodating and willing to negotiate, fostering a sense of collaboration during World War II. Roosevelt's approach emphasized compromise and mutual benefit, which aligned with Soviet interests in post-war arrangements. In contrast, Truman's more assertive and confrontational stance, particularly his commitment to containing communism, created tension and suspicion between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, complicating diplomatic relations.
When it comes to international diplomacy and the use of American troops, the President is strong, much stronger than the Framers may have intended and certainly stronger than many members of Congress would prefer.
A hawk is typically someone in a political or military context who advocates for a more aggressive or interventionist approach, especially regarding foreign policy and military action. Hawks often support the use of force to achieve national interests and are generally skeptical of diplomacy or negotiation with perceived adversaries. This term is often contrasted with "doves," who prefer peaceful resolutions and diplomacy over military intervention.
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The Soviets were Accustomed to Roosevelt's friendly, patient style, Molotov was shaken. "I have never been talked to like that in my life," he reportedly said to Truman.
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The simple present of "prefer" is "prefer." For example, "I prefer coffee over tea."
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