The Allies of World War II fall apart following WWII- was this predictable? (1 point) Responses No, in fact a great deal of progress had been made in making the Soviet Union democratic No, in fact a great deal of progress had been made in making the Soviet Union democratic Yes, they had always been at odds due to their communist and democratic differences. Yes, they had always been at odds due to their communist and democratic differences. No, in fact the Allies assumed that since Khrushchev had replaced Stalin that there was nothing to worry about. No, in fact the Allies assumed that since Khrushchev had replaced Stalin that there was nothing to worry about. Yes, because the Soviets abandoned the Allies to house Nazi fugitives.

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The Allies of World War II fall apart following WWII- was this predictable? (1 point) Responses No, in fact a great deal of progress had been made in making the Soviet Union democratic No, in fact a great deal of progress had been made in making the Soviet Union democratic Yes, they had always been at odds due to their communist and democratic differences. Yes, they had always been at odds due to their communist and democratic differences. No, in fact the Allies assumed that since Khrushchev had replaced Stalin that there was nothing to worry about. No, in fact the Allies assumed that since Khrushchev had replaced Stalin that there was nothing to worry about. Yes, because the Soviets abandoned the Allies to house Nazi fugitives.

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