What was the greatest cause of tension between the United States and the Soviet Union after World War II? (5 points)

different forms of government and economy
different views about the use of atomic weapons
accusations the United States delayed the D-Day invasion
accusations the Soviets did not enter the war against Japan quickly enough

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What was the greatest cause of tension between the United States and the Soviet Union after World War II? (5 points)
 	
	different forms of government and economy
	different views about the use of atomic weapons
	accusations the United States delayed the D-Day invasion
	accusations the Soviets did not enter the war against Japan quickly enough

wwhitlock · Answer

Soviet Communism versus Western Democracy. The Eagle versus the Bear. Stars and Stripes versus Hammer and Sickle.  Sounds like different governments and economies to me.

anonymous · Answer

That would be correct. As you know, the US was a democracy-we gave rights to our people as well as personal rights. The Soviet Union was a communistic country-their people had barely and rights (including land ownership, businesses, and money) and were ruled by basically dictators. The US had some major issues with this and the Soviet Union was the same with us.

anonymous · Answer

I think that you guys mean A