What event seemed to confirm the nation’s fear of the Soviet Union? A.The Russian premier told the United States to be worried. B.There was no confirmation of threats; people were concerned for no reason. C.The Soviet Union’s nuclear capability was confirmed. D.Senator McCarthy announced that he had a list of Communists in the United States.

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What event seemed to confirm the nation’s fear of the Soviet Union?  	 	A.The Russian premier told the United States to be worried. 	B.There was no confirmation of threats; people were concerned for no reason. 	C.The Soviet Union’s nuclear capability was confirmed. 	D.Senator McCarthy announced that he had a list of Communists in the United States.

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c

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The death of VI Lenin left Joseph Stalin in charge of the Soviet Union. He quickly consolidated his power through the great purges and eliminated enemies like Trotsky and became the nation's undisputed leader. The Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic together with three other Soviet republics formed the Soviet Union, or USSR, on 30 December 1922. It became Russia again in 1991.