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

adrianna.gongora · Answer

I think it's A

anonymous · Answer

Soviets (Though not particularly each one person) were communist. that being said, we can eliminate D because Communism promotes singularity, not individualism

anonymous · Answer

Segregation laws in the South were not a product of the cold war. they were there before the cold war. so C is out

anonymous · Answer

I'd say you are correct in your choice!

adrianna.gongora · Answer

Why was Sputnik so significant to both the Soviets and the Americans?
 	
	It led to increased competition in athletics.
	It fostered cooperation between the U.S. and USSR.
	It showed how nuclear missiles would travel in space.
	It prompted a race to see who could reach space first.
I think it's B

anonymous · Answer

Sputnik was a cornerstone in an event known as the "Space Race" She was a low orbit sattelite and one of the first to be launched.

adrianna.gongora · Answer

so C
 or D

anonymous · Answer

It can't have been B. The cold war, which was between the US and Soviets/communists hindered cooperation between the two nations and caused rivalry. Since the US wanted to win the "War" they were forced to race the Soviets in the space world. Sputnik wasn't nessecarily anything to do with Nuclear Missiles, but more in space science!

adrianna.gongora · Answer

so c or d

anonymous · Answer

It's not C because it was not a nuclear campaign. D is the best answer. First Sputnik, then it was a race to see who could get a cosmonaut/astronaut in space first, then to the moon first.

adrianna.gongora · Answer

Which of the following Cold War practices likely had the most significant psychological impact on citizens? 
 	
	embargos
	duck and cover drills
	travel restrictions
	building armories
I think this one is B

anonymous · Answer

I agree. that one could cause PTSD for some people and it caused a growing fear that the Soviets or Cubans were going to destroy America

adrianna.gongora · Answer

Do you mind if I keep telling you what I think they are cause I just want to make sure I have them all right before I'm done

anonymous · Answer

No problem!

adrianna.gongora · Answer

Thank you I just didn't want to keep going and you be like whaaa?? loll

anonymous · Answer

I don't mind. Here to help!

adrianna.gongora · Answer

Why did the United States involve itself in a civil dispute on the Korean peninsula in the 1950s?
 	
	to obtain an economic foothold in the region
	to exercise the policy of containment
	to protect Koreans from Japanese imperialism
	to exercise the policy of détente

I think this one is D not sure though

	Why did Cuba partner with the Soviet Union during the Cuban Missile Crisis?
 	
	The Soviet Union had previously supported Castro's attempts to promote communism in the Americas.
	Cuba desired to build a more friendly relationship with the United States since it was a Cold War super power that was geographically near to Cuba.
	The Cuban government believed it could open up trade and tourism and build the economy with support from other communist nations.
	The Soviet Union pursued an imperialistic relationship with Cuba in which the Soviets would rule and provide protection to a colonized Cuba.

I think this one is B

anonymous · Answer

The second one is not correct. Cuba is a communist country and so was Soviet. I would say the answer for that one is A because A communist will partner and help with a communist. a free man will not partner with an opressor

anonymous · Answer

the other I have to go. sorry. Good luck!

adrianna.gongora · Answer

Okay thank you

adrianna.gongora · Answer

Which was not a principle that Jawaharial Nehru and Ghandi would have supported? 
 	
	unity
	democracy
	modernization
	religious fundamentalism
	Power over the island nation of Cyprus is disputed by 
 	
	Greece and Italy
	Greece and Turkey
	Turkey and Israel
	Egypt and Israel
	An effect of Gamal Abdel Nasser's rule in Egypt was spreading of 
 	
	Pan-Arabism in the Middle East
	democracy in the Middle East
	religious fundamentalism
	communism in the Middle East

ilovepuppieslol · Answer

plz post ur questions separately, thx

adrianna.gongora · Answer

ok