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The U. S president and the Soviet leader who engaged in a nuclear standoff in the Cuban Missile Crisis were

The Soviet Union lost 30 million people during World War II and believed that they should dictate the postwar situation in Eastern Europe at the Yalta Conference (1945).  

The U. S. entered World War II as soon as the Nazis began their aerial assault (the Blitz) on Britain in 1940.  

During World War II and for the first time in American history, more married women entered the workforce to fill the vacancies left by soldiers.  

Which of the following led to the erection of the Berlin Wall in 1961?

After the Potsdam Conference (1945) and Stalin’s refusal to allow freely elected governments in Eastern Europe, President Harry Truman decided to bomb Soviet-dominated East Berlin to pressure Stalin.

In 1944, American public opinion shifted away from supporting female workers as American soldiers began to return home from Europe.  

After World War II, European economies were devastated and conditions in countries like Italy and France looked favorable to Communism.  

Which of the following is associated with America industry in the late 19th and early 20th century?  

This map depicts which of the following?