The United States most likely offered economic aid to Russia and Eastern Europe during the 1990s to help stable, democratic governments emerge in the region. This assistance aimed to support the transition from communism to democracy and market economies after the fall of the Soviet Union.
Why did the United States most likely offer economic aid to Russia and Easter Europe during the 1990s?
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• to encourage them to break away from the Soviet Union
• to politically dominate new goverments in the region
• to help stable, democratic goverments emerge in the region
O to encourage nations to quickly join NATO
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