Acheson

Cold War statesman

Dean Acheson was an American statesman who served as Secretary of State under Harry Truman from 1949 to 1953.

He helped shape postwar American foreign policy, including the Marshall Plan and NATO.

The name sometimes appears in discussions of Cold War diplomacy and the establishment of the liberal international order.

diplomat

Dean

Masculine given name

Cold War · Marshall Plan · NATO · foreign policy · containment · State Department · ambassador · treaty · Korea · diplomacy

surname

Dean

Masculine given name

lineage · Scottish · English · heritage · ancestry · patronymic · clan · origin · namesake

place

township

County's smaller division

  • countyLocal administrative division
  • KansasCentral American plains state
  • ColoradoWestern rectangular state

geography · settlement · rural · American · locale · town · prairie

Opposites
cold war foreign policy approach

AchesonDulles

Washington-area international airport

rollback · brinksmanship · massive retaliation · Douglas MacArthur · Joseph McCarthy

domestic political stance on cold war

AchesonJoseph McCarthy

Anti-communist inquisitor senator

McCarthyism · Richard Nixon · isolationism · America First

diplomatic style and class

AchesonJoseph McCarthy

Anti-communist inquisitor senator

George Wallace · populism · anti-intellectualism

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G