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Truman Doctrine: Policies
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Truman fired his Secretary of Defense, Louis A. Johnson, replacing him with retired general George Marshall. Truman (with UN approval) decided on a roll-back policy—that is, conquest of North Korea. UN forces led by General Douglas MacArthur led the counterattack, scoring a stunning surprise victory with an amphibious landing at the Battle of Inchon that nearly trapped the invaders. UN forces then marched north, toward the Yalu River boundary with China, with the goal of reuniting Korea under UN auspices.
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Truman proposed what he called the Truman Doctrine. U.S. had to "help free people and maintain their free institutions and their national integrity." He ... proposed a policy of containment which meant keeping communism where it was.
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With Princess Amidala en route to Naboo, Truman was selected to take her place in the Senate. Using this platform he ruthlessly attacked policies that diverted money to undeserving causes (ie, the poor) and away from where it was truly needed (ie, the National Franklin Mint Collection at Fort Twee).
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