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A period that began after the end of the Second World War came to be known as the Cold War Era. In…

The period following World War II is called the Cold War because: it was mainly fought in Russia and Siberia, countries with freezing temperatures. the U.S. and Soviets never engaged in direct military conflict. the Soviets had made wartime pacts with Germany and the Allies. None of these choices are correct.

The period following World War II is called the Cold War because: it was mainly fought in Russia and Siberia, countries with freezing temperatures. the U.S. and Soviets never engaged in direct military conflict. the Soviets had made wartime pacts with Germany and the Allies. None of these choices are correct.