Origins of the Cold War Answers

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According to the text, what was the meaning of "enemy of the people” under Stalin’s rule?

A
those who repressed others cruelly
B
those who disagreed with Stalin’s ideology
C
those who violated revolutionary ideals
D
those who had practical views on issues
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How were the rebellions in Poland and Hungary different? Check all that apply.The Hungarian rebellion was successful, but the Polish one was crushed by the Soviets.Hungary demanded political reforms, but Poland wanted economic ones.Hungary won concessions from the Soviets, but Poland did not.Hungary failed to win reforms, but Poland won some economic concessions.Khrushchev supported the Hungarian rebellion, but he opposed the Polish one.

A
The Hungarian rebellion was successful, but the Polish one was crushed by the Soviets.
B
Hungary demanded political reforms, but Poland wanted economic ones.
C
Hungary won concessions from the Soviets, but Poland did not.
D
Hungary failed to win reforms, but Poland won some economic concessions.
E
Khrushchev supported the Hungarian rebellion, but he opposed the Polish one.
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Based on the map, why did the United States take action to stop the deployment of missiles to Cuba?

A
Cuba was more likely to start a nuclear war with the United States than the USSR was.
B
Nuclear missiles launched from Cuba could strike almost anywhere in the United States.
C
A nuclear explosion in Cuba could affect the environment of the United States.
D
Missiles launched from Cuba could reach the USSR.
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What is the message of this cartoon?

A
The Soviets support democratic reforms.
B
The Soviets want to put all people from Czechoslovakia in jail.
C
The Soviets want to protect the people of Czechoslovakia.
D
The Soviets believe that Dubček's reforms might free Czechoslovakia from their control.

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