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There are many factors, which influenced the United States into changing their foreign policy during the early years of the Cold War. These adaptations they made were intended to further protect the American way of life. New technology and ideologies brought about new threats that had never been dealt with before. Change was necessary to protect against these new concepts. The introduction of the atomic bomb prompted United States officials to try to regulate its development in foreign "unstable" countries while the growth of communism threatened the democratic freedoms. Globalization also meant that other nations economies had to be strong because they affected the United States.
Immediately after America successfully used a nuclear bomb other countries started developing these weapons of mass destruction. The US realizing enemies could potentially use this massive destructive force against themselves needed to act in order to prevent further nuclear technology from spreading.......

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