The political objective of the Marshall Plan can be best described as Select one: O a.a means of exposing expansionism in the Soviet Union O b.a plan to unite Western Europe O ca strategy to restore democracy to Eastern Europe O d.a way to strengthen democracy in Europe Which of the following actions is most consistent with the policy of peaceful co-existence? Select one: O a The signing of nuclear testing agreements by the Soviet Union, the United States, and Great Britain O b. The invasion of Czechoslovakia by the Soviet Union O c The military support of the regime of South Vietnam by the United States O d. The building of missile sites in Cuba by the Soviet Union

The political objective of the Marshall Plan can be best described as Select one: O a.a means of exposing expansionism in the Soviet Union O b.a plan to unite Western Europe O ca strategy to restore democracy to Eastern Europe O d.a way to strengthen democracy in Europe Which of the following actions is most consistent with the policy of peaceful co-existence? Select one: O a The signing of nuclear testing agreements by the Soviet Union, the United States, and Great Britain O b. The invasion of Czechoslovakia by the Soviet Union O c The military support of the regime of South Vietnam by the United States O d. The building of missile sites in Cuba by the Soviet Union

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