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Why did the passing of atomic secrets to the Soviet Union by the Rosenbergs represent a significant threat to the United States?

It meant that the Soviet Union would be able to make a direct nuclear attack on the U.S. mainland.

It meant that the Soviet Union would be able to develop defenses to stop U.S. nuclear attacks on Soviet territory.

It meant that the United States would no longer be the only nation on earth with control over atomic weapons.

It meant that the United States and the Soviet Union would be likely to exchange atomic bomb attacks in the Korean War.

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Why did the passing of atomic secrets to the Soviet Union by the Rosenbergs represent a significant threat to the United States?

It meant that the Soviet Union would be able to make a direct nuclear attack on the U.S. mainland.

It meant that the Soviet Union would be able to develop defenses to stop U.S. nuclear attacks on Soviet territory.

It meant that the United States would no longer be the only nation on earth with control over atomic weapons.

It meant that the United States and the Soviet Union would be likely to exchange atomic bomb attacks in the Korean War.

anonymous · Answer

Hey is this from the History final?

anonymous · Answer

no,

anonymous · Answer

Are you sure..

anonymous · Answer

yes why?

anonymous · Answer

Oh I am just wondering because someone else just posted this question and it was from a final exam or something. :)

anonymous · Answer

Oh no, I'm not even done yet. not close.

anonymous · Answer

Oh, okay then. sadly, I didn't learn about the cold war in this depth, so I cannot help you :(

anonymous · Answer

its h.w i'm doing a class for summer school.

anonymous · Answer

thanks anyways.

anonymous · Answer

Try using a textbook or researching it, that's all I can suggest