The Communist Revolution in Russia in 1917 inspired a wave of leftist movements across Europe and the United States, leading to heightened political tensions and fears of communism, often referred to as the "Red Scare." It prompted many countries to adopt anti-communist policies and led to the establishment of the Comintern, which sought to promote global communist revolution. Additionally, the revolution contributed to the ideological divide that characterized the Cold War, influencing political dynamics and international relations for decades.
The US maintained troops in Europe.
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Western Europe is one of the most technologically advanced areas in the world, right next to the US and Japan. Russia is not as technologically advanced. Most of this is due to the Industrial Revolution. This spread from Europe to the US and Canada, but did not reach Eastern Europe. So Eastern Europe sort of has a delayed reaction to industrialization.
the Communist Revolution in Cuba
'Russia' was too busy to involve US into a World War I as there was a revolution in Russia at that time.
europe and rusiia are double the size of the us
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Most of Russia is higher in the North compared to the USA.
Fidel Castro's communist revolution. The US was very leery about having a communist country just a few miles from their shores.
Russia began as a monarchy and had been that way until the communist revolution. Serfdom in Russia was ingrained in the society for thousands of years. The United States began as a colony of the British, did not have serfs, and was allowed rights and freedoms of British citizens. Never has there been a dictator in the United States like Russia has had since 1912.
It never was part of the US. Russia is a separate country in Europe and Asia, USA is in North America.