How did the United States respond to the crisis in West Berlin in 1948–1949? It withdrew its armed forces from

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How did the United States respond to the crisis in West Berlin in 1948–1949?

It withdrew its armed forces from West Berlin.
It signed a peace treaty with the Soviet Union.
It insisted that East and West Germany be united.
It organized an airlift to send supplies to West Berlin.

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It organized an airlift to send supplies to West Berlin. The U.S. (with British help) flew food, fuel, and other necessities into the city during the Soviet blockade (1948–1949).

How did the United States respond to the crisis in West Berlin in 1948–1949?

It withdrew its armed forces from West Berlin.
It signed a peace treaty with the Soviet Union.
It insisted that East and West Germany be united.
It organized an airlift to send supplies to West Berlin.

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How did the United States respond to the crisis in West Berlin in 1948–1949? It withdrew its armed forces from West Berlin. It signed a peace treaty with the Soviet Union. It insisted that East and West Germany be united. It organized an airlift to send supplies to West Berlin.

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How did the United States respond to the crisis in West Berlin in 1948–1949?

It withdrew its armed forces from West Berlin.
It signed a peace treaty with the Soviet Union.
It insisted that East and West Germany be united.
It organized an airlift to send supplies to West Berlin.