Question

the cold war was primarily a conflict between which two superpowers? * 10 points
britain and china
france and germany
japan and india
united states and soviet union

which event helped trigger the start of the great depression? * 10 points
treaty of versailles
dust bowl
world war ii
stock market crash of 1929

Explanation:

First Question (The Cold War was primarily a conflict between which two superpowers?):

The Cold War was a period of geopolitical tension after World War II, mainly between the capitalist United States and the communist Soviet Union. The other options (Britain and China, France and Germany, Japan and India) were not the primary superpower adversaries during the Cold War.

The Great Depression began with the Stock Market Crash of 1929, which led to a collapse of the financial system and widespread economic downturn. The Treaty of Versailles was related to WWI's aftermath, the Dust Bowl was a later environmental/economic crisis during the Depression, and World War II started after the Depression was already ongoing.

Answer:

D. United States and Soviet Union

Second Question (Which event helped trigger the start of the Great Depression?):