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One post-war (WWII) goal of the United States that created tension with the USSR leading up to the Cold War was
the US desire to create a buffer zone in Eastern Europe.
the US need to establish puppet governments in Europe.
the US push to promote democracy around the world.
the US desire to move away from a capitalist economy.
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the US push to promote democracy around the world.
Explanation: After WWII the United States sought to promote free elections, open markets, and democracy (e.g., Marshall Plan, Truman Doctrine), which clashed with the USSR’s goal of securing friendly, often Soviet-controlled regimes and a buffer zone in Eastern Europe — a major source of Cold War tension.
Explanation: After WWII the United States sought to promote free elections, open markets, and democracy (e.g., Marshall Plan, Truman Doctrine), which clashed with the USSR’s goal of securing friendly, often Soviet-controlled regimes and a buffer zone in Eastern Europe — a major source of Cold War tension.
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