What was the policy of the united states, to stop the spread of communism during the cold war?

A. Truman Doctrine
B. Containment
C. Marshall Plan

The correct answer is B. Containment

Explanation:

The "Containment" was a policy promoted by the U.S. around the 1950s, the main purpose of this policy was to stop the influence of the Soviet Union and the communism ideology promoted by it. This policy emerged during the Cold war in which there was an indirect conflict between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Moreover, the containment included different programs such as the Truman Doctrine to stop the influence of the Soviet Union in different countries, reduce the power of the Soviet Union, and in general reduce the spread of communism as this ideology was opposite from the capitalism defended by the U.S.

Martin Luther was a German theologian and religious reformer who was the catalyst of the 16th-century Protestant Reformation.

He knew that the Catholic Church was spreading blasphemy to believers in ways that seemed too obvious to be faulted, so he decided to help guide believers with an inspiration to challenge the temporal and spiritual dominance of the Church of Rome.  It fell to others to shape the contours of the earthshaking revolution he had unleashed, but they still found themselves working in the towering shadow cast over them by the renegade monk of Wittenberg.