In After World War 2 what did President Truman want to do?

After World War II, President Truman aimed to establish a stable post-war world through initiatives like the Marshall Plan, which sought to aid European recovery and prevent the spread of communism. He also focused on the establishment of the United Nations to promote international cooperation and peace. Additionally, Truman sought to contain Soviet influence, leading to the policy of containment and the formation of NATO. His domestic agenda included addressing economic challenges and civil rights issues at home.