Why Were the Soviets Unconcerned About the Threat of Nuclear

question 59

Multiple Choice

Why were the Soviets unconcerned about the threat of nuclear war with the United States?

• A)They had regained the favor of the United States by allowing non-Communists to participate in the political process.
• B)They did not understand how much destruction nuclear war would cause.
• C)They were spying on U.S.scientific progress and developing their own nuclear weapons.
• D)They knew the American public would never approve of such an action as nuclear war in the future.
• E)They were not concerned about the amount of lives lost in nuclear war.

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