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Is containment theory relevant to the Pax Americana?

Containment theory, developed during the Cold War to prevent the spread of communism, is not directly relevant to the concept of Pax Americana, which refers to the relative peace and stability maintained by American dominance after World War II. However, containment did play a role in shaping US foreign policy during this period, which in turn influenced the establishment of the Pax Americana.


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Who was the first president to support containment?

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