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A major concern of western powers after the collapse of the Soviet Union was the?

large number of nuclear weapons that had been stockpiled in the republics


What led to the the collapse of the soviet union?

soviet economic collapse


Why did the Soviets limit access by Western peoples to their satellites and the Soviet Union?

It would have indicated or promoted a collapse of the Soviet Union.


The Western powers did little to stop Soviet aggression in the world after the war because they?

they were weak from the war


The Western powers did little to stop Soviet aggression in the world after the war because they what?

They were weak from the war.


What event contributed most to increasing international trade for eastern and western Europe in the 1990?

The collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War contributed the most to increasing international trade for eastern and Western Europe in the 1990's.


What countries unification led to the collapse of the Soviet Union?

Germany's unification led to the collapse of the Soviet union.


Who controlled the larger part of postwar germany-the soviet union or the three western powers?

West Germany, which was controlled by the three western powers, of the US, Britain and France was larger, then East Germany, which was controlled by the USSR.


What was organised to break the soviet blockade of west Berlin?

The Berlin Air Lift, with which the Western Powers succeeded in supplying the city, thus going over the Soviet blockade.


How was Germany effected by the collapse of the Soviet Union?

becauese of the soviet union


Why did the western powers and the Soviet Union fear that they might soon be attacked by Germany and Italy?

Because the leaders of those two countries were more powerful than the western powers and the soviet union. They were also, by far, more aggressive and brutal when it came to fighting battles.


What led to collapse of detente with the Soviet Union?

The collapse of detente is frequently attributed to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the Western boycott of the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow. American presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan significantly increased defense spending, culminating in the abandonment of SALT II negotiations.