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The Soviet Union was in favor of communism, and the U.S. preferred a free market and a democracy.
The Soviet Union was in favor of communism, and the U.S. preferred a free market and a democracy.
The Soviet Union was allies with Italy, Germany, and Britain, while the U.S. was allies with China and France.
The Soviet Union was allies with Italy, Germany, and Britain, while the U.S. was allies with China and France.
The US. wanted to shift active engagement, while the Soviet Union wanted isolationism in foreign policy.
The US. wanted to shift active engagement, while the Soviet Union wanted isolationism in foreign policy.
The Soviet Union wanted technology to expand, while the U.S. wanted the country to recover.
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The key disagreement that caused a collapse in the alliance between the U.S. and the Soviet Union after WWII was primarily rooted in their differing ideologies. The statement that best reflects this disagreement is:
The Soviet Union was in favor of communism, and the U.S. preferred a free market and a democracy.
This ideological conflict laid the foundation for the Cold War and significant tensions between the two superpowers in the subsequent years.
