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Which response best describes a similarity between the video presentation and the text version of kennedy’s speech? a. both describe ways that the united states and the soviet union should work together to avoid conflict. b. both explain reasons why the united states and the soviet union have a history of conflict with one another. c. both make the promise that the united states will defend countries threatened by the soviet union. d. both provide assurances that the united states will increase its military spending to surpass the soviet union.

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