At the end of World War II, what sort of international system was expected to emerge?
a. a new cooperative international order made manifest in the United Nations
b. a system of conflict between the United States and the USSR
c. a decolonized world
d. all of the above. Different people had different expectations and different hopes.
Question 2
As the 1980s ended and the 1990s began, what happened to U.S.-Soviet relations?
a. They improved markedly.
b. They deteriorated sharply.
c. They stayed much as they had through most of the 1980s.
d. The United Nations stepped in on its own and solved many of the disagreements
the two countries had.