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The Cold War was a conflict mostly between which countries
The United States and the Soviet Union
What foreign policy position of the US toward the Soviet Union during the Cold War
containment
Why did many countries choose to become nonaligned during the Cold War
They wanted to avoid being drawn into conflicts between the global superpowers.
What was the major motivator of the arms race during the Cold War
Both the Soviet Union and the United States worried that the other would build up a larger nuclear arsenal.
How did the philosophy of detente influence U.S. foreign policy during the Cold War
It led the United States to pursue a friendlier relationship with China.
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