During the Cold War, Developing Countries Could

question 16

Multiple Choice

During the Cold War, developing countries could:

• A) find no way to benefit from the superpower struggle.
• B) benefit by playing the USSR against the U.S.
• C) suffer and only watch the conflict that never involved them.
• D) never change sides and benefit from military aid.

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