Well, during the cold war, each superpower wanted its own interests advanced by any means necessary. The US wanted to spread democracy while the USSR wanted to spread communism. In many developing countr5ies, different far- left or far- right organizations were supporteed by one power to stave off the other.
It was "discouraged"
The U.S. used organizations like NATO and the Marshall Plan to stop European nations from aligning with the Soviet Union.
The Soviet government no longer exists. When it did, it did not support the Russian Orthodox Church. The Soviet government was anti-religion and discouraged organized religion of any kind, even though it claimed tolerance.
How did the Soviet Union try to win support from emerging nations? This is from the American Nations book Page 779, Question 4.
Egypt and Syria.
the collapse of the soviet union?
Al Qaeda a terrorist group in Afghanistan attacked the US because of the Soviet-Afghan War
Mikhail Gorbachev was the most progressive leader of the Soviet Union. He was not a terrorist and served his mission by relaxing the restraints of other USSR hard line leaders such as Stalin.
It was "discouraged"
the Soviet Union
It weakened the Soviet economy, affecting the Soviet Union's ability to support military commitments around the world.
I. Phelps-Fetherston has written: 'Soviet International Front Organizations'
The U.S. used organizations like NATO and the Marshall Plan to stop European nations from aligning with the Soviet Union.
The Soviet government no longer exists. When it did, it did not support the Russian Orthodox Church. The Soviet government was anti-religion and discouraged organized religion of any kind, even though it claimed tolerance.
How did the Soviet Union try to win support from emerging nations? This is from the American Nations book Page 779, Question 4.
Egypt and Syria.
The Soviet Union broke apart when communism fell in Europe in the late 80s, early 90s.