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Myah Sellers

28 April, 05:00

Which effect did the collapse of the Soviet Union have on the United States?

The United States became the sole superpower in the world.

The United States stopped trying to prevent the spread of communism.

The United States became a close ally of Russia.

The United States forced all other communist nations to collapse.

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