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Cold War: Peaceful Coexistence, Conflicts and Social Movements: Review

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During the Cold War, the superpowers sought to stand out on the international stage through space exploration and the accumulation of nuclear weapons. The United States' response to the Soviet threat was the implementation of the so-called Containment Policy, which consisted of maintaining a military balance between the two nations to prevent a global nuclear war. What was the main objective of this policy?
a.
Preventing the United States from exploring space beyond the Moon.
b.
Preventing Soviet advances into non-communist territories.
c.
Preventing the United States from acquiring advanced nuclear weapons.
d.
Establishing a military balance between the two superpowers to prevent a global nuclear war.
e.
Creating a climate of cooperation among the countries involved in the Cold War.

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