Between 1945 and the Vietnam War, architects of U.S. foreign policy primarily had an isolationist viewpoint.

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Between 1945 and the Vietnam War, architects of U.S. foreign policy primarily adopted a strategy of containment to prevent the spread of communism, rather than an isolationist viewpoint. This period was marked by active engagement in international affairs, including the Marshall Plan, the formation of NATO, and involvement in the Korean War.

Between 1945 and the Vietnam War, Architects of U