By 1945 the Soviet Union Had Reason to Be Suspicious

question 44

Multiple Choice

By 1945 the Soviet Union had reason to be suspicious of the United States because the

• A) United States had refused to recognize the Soviet government until 1933.
• B) British and Americans had delayed opening a second front in Europe during the war.
• C) British and Americans had not informed the Soviet Union of the A-bomb project until it was completed.
• D) the United States abruptly terminated lend-lease aid.
• E) the United States had begun installing anti-Soviet leaders in Germany and Italy.

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