Why didn't the United States trust the Soviet Union?
A. The Soviet Union never declared war on Japan during World War II.
B. The Soviet Union did not want to share Iran's oil profits with America
C. Americans believed that Communism threatened America's liberty.
D. Turkey and Russia shared control of the shipping lanes in the Black Sea.

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Answer:

C. Americans believed that communism threatened America's liberty

Explanation:

They wanted every person to have there own thought and be heard. Not just one voice to control all.

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Americans believed that Communism threatened America's liberty.

What is the Soviet called now?

Above the other former republics, the Russian Federation (formerly the Russian SFSR) assumed the Soviet Union's rights and duties and has since remained recognized as its successor prison character in worldwide affairs.

Why is Russia called the Soviet Union?

The Soviet Union's full name becomes the "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics" or the united states "Soviet" comes from the call for employees' councils, and the hammer and sickle on its red flag symbolically represented the hard work of the country's workers.

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