American Cold War Policies: Attack the Second World

The Cold War policy in the United States aims to help the first world, the third world, and the second world. When developing an attack plan during the Cold War, the United States has always paid attention to itself and its allies' interests. Politicians and Americans agree to pursue economic, social and bureaucratic benefits. The second goal of American behavior during the Cold War was to help the Third World. America's foreign policy decision aims to help Third World people improve themselves and save them from communism.

From the beginning of the First World War to the end of the Cold War, the American foreign policy seemed to serve as a good intention of the Messiah and the Savior in many cases. However, with the passage of time and the emergence of the Cold War, the foreign policy of the United States, such as the formation of the interests of the United States, the retaliation for Japan in the Second World War, the investment in France by expanding monopoly, the imperialist trend . America rescued the world, fought for democracy and regained the stability of the European economy, but by doing so, America abused its role as a savior and got the title of an imperialist.

After the Second World War, the world was ruled by two superpowers, America and the Soviet Union. The Cold War is the result of important policies on the distribution of power and the scope of influence. After the Second World War, Americans believed that the purpose of the Russians was to include West Europe (the influence of the United States and Britain) in its influence area (Eastern Europe) by supporting Communists It was. "When the coup d'etat in the Prague ruling coalition superseded Communists, their fears strengthened." (Calvocoressi, p. 15) (This is an Eastern European country, but the coup against the democratic government, this fact is enough to cause their fears)

This is a study of how the Brazilian military coup in 1964 reflected the plight and fear of American foreign policy during the Cold War. This is an opinion that US foreign policy encountered difficulties in dealing with communism threats (threats caused by tension caused by the Cold War after World War II). The survey investigated how domestic confusion caught up in the military coup, which was influenced by Brazil's domestic policy during the Cold War and the tension between the Cold War in 1964. The coup in Brazil is essentially military politics, the military dictatorship who dislikes communism dominated over the next 21 years and received the support of the US government. It is worth noting that the case in Brazil is not single. The United States often has to compromise loyalty to democracy in order to contain communism.