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bio_gurl

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How did the Korean War reflect U.S. Cold War policy?
 
  A) The aim of the war was to allow communist nations to expand as Cold War policy dictated.
  B) The aim of the war was to form bonds of cooperation with the Soviet Union as Cold War policy unfolded.
  C) The aim of the war was to reconcile political interests with China as Cold War policy demanded.
  D) The aim of the war was for the U.S. to contain communism from expanding to other nations.

Question 2

What was the connection between anti-communism and the civil rights movement after World War II?
 
  A) No connection existed.
  B) Anti-communism in the U.S. led to the end of the civil rights movement in 1960.
  C) Anti-communism in the U.S. helped the civil rights movement achieve full success by 1955.
  D) Blacks who criticized the U.S. were called communists and discredited.



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peilian

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



bio_gurl

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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