How did the existence of the atom bomb ultimately impact U.S.-Soviet relations after World War II?

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new2luv · Answer

do you have answer choices

kekeman · Answer

No this is a essay question

new2luv · Answer

what do you know about world war ll

Isry · Answer

Alright so let's start with the ramifications of the atomic bomb. What were the consequences of the US using the atomic bomb?

kekeman · Answer

Ok so this is what i came up with so far

kekeman · Answer

The existence of the atom bomb really impacted a hostile relationship between the U.S. and the Soviets after World War II. These atom bombs created an arms race between these two countries and the tensions increased, leading to the Cold War.

kekeman · Answer

Okii

JamesTDG · Answer

Read through this: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/nuremberg-cold-war/

Fan999 · Answer

@kekeman wrote:

The existence of the atom bomb really impacted a hostile relationship between the U.S. and the Soviets after World War II. These atom bombs created an arms race between these two countries and the tensions increased, leading to the Cold War.

That would be correct. Do you still need any help? are you still confused?