What effect did the dissolution of the Soviet Union have on the global community?

affected Russia and the former Soviet republics only

altered political alliances

changed European borders

decreased European conflict

expanded the number of countries with command economies

reduced the number of communist nations

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Levi Bass

3 November, 22:18

What effect did the dissolution of the Soviet Union have on the global community?

affected Russia and the former Soviet republics only

altered political alliances

changed European borders

decreased European conflict

expanded the number of countries with command economies

reduced the number of communist nations

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Averi Lloyd · Answer 1

The effects are altered political alliances, changed European borders, reduced the number of communist nations.

Explanation:

Altered political alliances; big portion of the countries that emerged as a product of the fall of the USSR immediately were oriented towards the west, mainly the EU and NATO, and since both of this organizations were eager to spread their influence and weaken Russia as much as possible, they gladly took this countries under their wing. changed European borders:

Multiple countries were formed, due to the fall of the USSR so a big change was witnessed in the border changes in Eastern Europe.

Reduced the number of communist nations:

After the fall of the USSR, the countries that were once members of it changed their systems completely and turned towards market economies and democracy.