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United States of America vs. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

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1 United States of America vs. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Cold War Venn Diagram

2 USA USSR Democracy Gain access to new markets to fuel booming economy
Rebuild Europe to gain new markets and promote political stability Communism Rebuild economy using materials and equipment from Eastern Europe Control Eastern Europe to protect borders

3 USA USSR Reunite Germany to promote stability and security in Europe
Promotes personal freedoms and human rights Keep Germany divided to prevent it from future wars Creates a environment of censorship, police state, and a lack of rights

4 Similar Super Powers Members of the United Nations
Security Council Members

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