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What led to the detente between the United States and Soviet Union? Check all that apply.Desire for nuclear arms reduction Desire for nuclear arms buildupConflict over missiles in CubaIncreasing US involvement in the Vietnam WarDesire for an end to communism

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Desire for nuclear arms reduction
B
Desire for nuclear arms buildup
C
Conflict over missiles in Cuba
D
Increasing US involvement in the Vietnam War
E
Desire for an end to communism
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How did Reagan’s approach to the Cold War change between his first and second terms?

A
He was more open to negotiation in his first term, and he became more aggressive in his second term.
B
He was more aggressive in his first term, and he became more open to negotiation in his second term.
C
He was aggressive in his first and second terms, but focused more on nuclear arms his second term.
D
He was aggressive in his first and second terms, but during his first term focused more on appeasing the Soviet Union
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Which statement best describes the effects of glasnost and perestroika on Soviet life?

A
They made life in the USSR much more restrictive and controlled than before.
B
They allowed for greater economic, political, and cultural freedom than before.
C
They allowed for greater economic freedom, but did not grant more political freedoms.
D
They made life in the USSR very similar to life in the United States.

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