2. Eisenhower was an open-minded individual who listened to all sides before decisions were made. He promoted peace, wanted to eliminate blame, wanted to help others, and wanted to make the UN effective as a force. Eisenhower went to Korea to have a peace talk, he signed a treaty in Manila to create SEATO, protected all anti-Communists as stated in the Eisenhower doctrine, and in doing so, extended Americans hand out to foreign countries. On the other hand, he had no tolerance for extreme Rightists or Leftists.

3. When critical decisions needed to be made, they were all made after careful weighing of consequences. For example, during the Suez Canal crisis, the US worked through

8. Eisenhower's greatest success was his ability to deal with foreign policy. For example, he really worked on improving the UN, he believed in helping other countries and nations out, he helped to resolve the Korean War, he helped create SEATO, and he proposed the Eisenhower doctrine. His greatest failure was involving domestic issues. He did nothing to fix the problems of the sluggish economy, which was characterized my mild inflation, rising unemployment, and periodic recession. These symptoms just worsened over his administration, although they never grew to the point where legislation was needed.

10. I would give Eisenhower a 7, for although he didn't do much to help our economy, he did portray a popular and charismatic campaign and persona that was needed to bring us through the Cold War. Eisenhower showed very peaceful and fair actions towards foreign policy, such as during the war, in Korea, the treaty signed in Manila, and his assoc

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