What was an American foreign policy following World War II that restricted Soviet power and resisted efforts to expand Communism?

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Containment was the American foreign policy following World War II that aimed to restrict Soviet power and prevented the spread of communism. It was a comprehensive strategy that included economic, political, and military measures to contain the Soviet Union and its communist allies. Isolationism, Manifest destiny, De-expansionism, and Strategic isolation were not policies that aimed to restrict Soviet power and resist efforts to expand communism.

What Was an American Foreign Policy Following World War II