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What were the effects of the soviet occupation of eastern europe?
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What was not an effect of the soviet occupation of an eastern Europe?
decades of war between Eastern and Western Europe.
What was not an affect of the soviet occupation and eastern Europe?
decades of war between Eastern and Western Europe.
What was not an effective of the soviet occupation of eastern Europe?
decades of war between Eastern and Western Europe.
What was not effective of the Soviet occupation of Eastern Europe?
decades of war between Eastern and Western Europe.
What not an effect of the arms race between the US and soviet union?
Soviet occupation of Eastern Europe after WWII.
How does the environment of Eastern Europe compare to that of Western Europe?
The environment of Eastern Europe is in extremely poor condition compared to the environment of Western Europe. The former Soviet bloc countries had much lower standards during the Soviet occupation.
What was not an effect of the arms race between the US and Soviet Union?
Soviet occupation of Eastern Europe after WWII.
What effects of soviet leader Joseph Stalin refused free elections in Eastern Europe and set up satellite nations on US?
The effects of the Soviet leader Josheph Stalin, who refused free elections in Eastern Europe was the Truman administration decided they will establish a policy of containment to block Stain from expanding.
How did the goals of the US ans Soviet foreign policy differ after World War?
The Soviet Union wanted control of eastern Europe. The United States wanted independent nations in eastern Europe
After freeing eastern Europe from the Nazi what course of action did the soviet army follow?
The soviet army planned to stay in conquered areas (EX: Eastern Europe)
Which area of Europe was influenced and controlled by the Soviet Union?
Eastern Europe was influenced and controlled by the Soviet Union.
Why did Truman doubt Stalins motives?
Truman doubted Stalin's motives because he saw the Soviet Union as expansionist and aiming to dominate Eastern Europe. He believed Stalin was not interested in promoting democracy or maintaining peace, but rather in spreading communism and increasing Soviet influence. Truman's doubts were further fueled by Soviet actions such as the occupation of Eastern Europe and the Berlin blockade.
