Question

question 16 of 26 how did the end of world war ii politically affect both the united states and the soviet union? a. both countries saw their political influence decline because of an increase in european nationalism. b. both countries quickly formed close alliances with states that shared their political philosophies. c. both countries experienced political revolutions that ultimately failed to overthrow their governments. d. both countries expanded their democratic systems by allowing all men and women to vote.

Explanation:

After World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union emerged as super - powers. They formed alliances based on their political ideologies. The US led Western capitalist democracies in NATO, while the Soviet Union led Eastern communist states in the Warsaw Pact. European nationalism did not cause a decline in their political influence. There were no major political revolutions that failed to overthrow their governments right after the war. Women in the US already had the right to vote before World War II, and the Soviet Union was a different political system.

Answer:

B. Both countries quickly formed close alliances with states that shared their political philosophies.