What was domestic containment?

Domestic containment was a strategy employed in the United States during the Cold War to prevent the spread of communism within the country. This approach involved promoting loyalty to American values and institutions through various means, including political policies, social programs, and anti-communist Propaganda. The aim was to create a unified front against perceived threats, both foreign and domestic, and to maintain social stability by discouraging dissent and promoting a sense of American exceptionalism.