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21 April, 02:26

Why was the struggle between the Communists and the West called the Cold War? A. The two sides never directly engaged in hostilities. B. All battles of the war were fought during the winter of 1968. C. It was really a long-term economic dispute. D. Only the Communists were interested in continuing to fight after World War II.

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