How were the political ideologies of the united states and the soviet union different during the cold war?

a. the political system of the united states was grounded in direct democracy; the soviet union was ruled by the politburo system.

b. the political system of the united states was based on rule by the people' the soviet union had a totalitarian government.

c. a basic component of the united states system was federalism' the soviet union was founded as a republic.

b. the political system of united states was run by a single executive with supreme power; the soviet union had a limited monarchy.

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Frankie Bailey

31 August, 06:48

How were the political ideologies of the united states and the soviet union different during the cold war?

a. the political system of the united states was grounded in direct democracy; the soviet union was ruled by the politburo system.

b. the political system of the united states was based on rule by the people' the soviet union had a totalitarian government.

c. a basic component of the united states system was federalism' the soviet union was founded as a republic.

b. the political system of united states was run by a single executive with supreme power; the soviet union had a limited monarchy.

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Jaydan Hicks · Answer 1

B. is the correct answer.

Explanation:

The political system of the United States is a democracy which means rule by the people. The Soviet Union had a totalitarian government which means that the government can control over public and private life in a high degree.

Final Answer: B.