None of the options directly capture the essence of U.S. and Soviet interventions in satellite states and spheres of influence during the Cold War, as both superpowers primarily focused on political control, military influence, and ideological expansion. However, among the choices provided, "providing economic support" might be the closest fit, as both nations offered various forms of economic aid to influence political alignment and stability in their respective spheres. The U.S., for instance, provided economic support through initiatives like the Marshall Plan in Europe, while the USSR offered economic assistance to its satellite states to ensure loyalty and dependence.
Which statement best articulates the way the U.S. and the Soviet Union intervened in satellite states and spheres of influence during the Cold War?(1 point)
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providing new roads and infrastructure
providing new roads and infrastructure
providing economic support
providing economic support
promoting education
promoting education
providing health care
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