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An American Foreign Service Officer Stationed in Moscow.

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Look at the Note, what were the two points X wants Americans policy makers to remember about the Soviet Union?

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Look at the Note, what were the two points X wants Americans policy makers to remember about the Soviet Union?

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Soviet Union must be a long-term , patient but vigilant containment of Russia expansion.

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What do you think X would say to an American president who wanted to invade the Soviet Union? What is your evidence

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What do you think X would say to an American president who wanted to invade the Soviet Union? What is your evidence

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X would say its a bad idea because Soviet has a strong moral. My evidence is that the US policy takes a long time to reach Russia's affair.

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What would historians probably agree is the most important single word in the Document passage?

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What would historians probably agree is the most important single word in the Document passage?

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The most important word is containment.

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the action of keeping something harmful under control or within limits

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When was this document first telegraphed to America officials in Washington? Was this before, during, or after World War II?

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When was this document first telegraphed to America officials in Washington? Was this before, during, or after World War II?

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It was telegraphed after World War

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¨In these circumstances it is clear that the main element of any United States policy toward the Soviet Union must be that of a long-term, patient but vigilant containment of Russian expansive tendencies.¨

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Document A: The Sources of Soviet Conduct

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Document A: The Sources of Soviet Conduct