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What was the broader context of the Cold War? In other words, what provided the foundation for the Cold War?
1. The writings of John Foster Dulles provided the foundation for the Cold War

2.The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan provided the foundation for the Cold War.

3.The writings of Vladimir Lenin and John Foster Dulles provided the foundation for the Cold War.

4.The decline of European power thanks to the world wars and the creation of nuclear weapons provided the context for a Cold War

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