How might Soviets have viewed American segregation laws in the American South?

as hypocritical because the U.S. criticized the Soviet Union for limiting individual rights

as a fair way of maintaining the social order in society during the Cold War era

as a byproduct of the ongoing Cold War between the U.S. and the Soviets

as a violation of personal freedom because the Soviets sought to promote individualism

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How might Soviets have viewed American segregation laws in the American South?

 as hypocritical because the U.S. criticized the Soviet Union for limiting individual rights

 as a fair way of maintaining the social order in society during the Cold War era

 as a byproduct of the ongoing Cold War between the U.S. and the Soviets

 as a violation of personal freedom because the Soviets sought to promote individualism

anonymous · Answer

A) As hypocritical because the U.S. criticized the Soviet Union for limiting individual rights