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4. What would historians probably agree is the most important single word in the document passage?

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4. What would historians probably agree is the most important single word in the document passage?

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The most important word that historians would probably agree on is containment because this means stopping communism

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5. 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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5. 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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He would not be okay with it because he believes the United Stares should just stick to patient but vigilant containment

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3. Looking at the note, what were the two points X wants American policy makers to remember about the Soviet Union?

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3. Looking at the note, what were the two points X wants American policy makers to remember about the Soviet Union?

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1. The Soviets were constantly told by their leader Stalin to truly believe that Communism was better than Capitalism.
2. So Soviet Union believed that they could win the war and come out on top.

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

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

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This document was first telegraphed on February 22, 1946 to US State Department officials and it was during the war.

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Containment is the United States policy they followed to keep communism  from spreading the other democratic nations

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The one who ended up being X was an American Foreign Service officer that was stationed in Moscow and his name was George Kennan.