How might Soviets have viewed American segregation laws in the American South?

as hypocritical because the U. S. criticized the Soviet Union for limiting individual rights

as a fair way of maintaining the social order in society during the Cold War era

as a byproduct of the ongoing Cold War between the U. S. and the Soviets

as a violation of personal freedom because the Soviets sought to promote individualism

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How might Soviets have viewed American segregation laws in the American South?

as hypocritical because the U. S. criticized the Soviet Union for limiting individual rights

as a fair way of maintaining the social order in society during the Cold War era

as a byproduct of the ongoing Cold War between the U. S. and the Soviets

as a violation of personal freedom because the Soviets sought to promote individualism

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Klaus · Answer 1

The Soviets viewed the American segregation laws in the American South as hypocritical because the United States criticized the Soviet Union for limiting individual rights. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option. This was the law that was meant for the segregation of the blacks from the whites in America.