Why did the United States and the Soviets end up on opposite sides of the Cold War?
They had been on opposite sides in World War II and that continued later on.
The United States had the atom bomb and the Soviets were not in favor of its use.
The Soviets wanted to participate in the Marshall Plan but were not allowed.
They had very different political philosophies that lead to a deep mistrust of each other.
Both wanted control of the oilfields in Iran and other Middle Eastern countries.

Question

Why did the United States and the Soviets end up on opposite sides of the Cold War?
They had been on opposite sides in World War II and that continued later on.
The United States had the atom bomb and the Soviets were not in favor of its use.
The Soviets wanted to participate in the Marshall Plan but were not allowed.
They had very different political philosophies that lead to a deep mistrust of each other.
Both wanted control of the oilfields in Iran and other Middle Eastern countries.

undeadknight26 · Answer

the first one is cancelled out because they were on the same side.
the second one is also cancelled out because they both had nuclear weapons.
so the possible choices are C and D...im not sure about these...i really think its C but not 100% sure.