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What methods did the ussr use to extend and maintain its influence during the cold war?

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During the Cold War, the Soviet Union took several steps to extend/maintain there influence. Here are just a couple:

1) Creation of the Warsaw Pact- After the United States and their allies made the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the Soviet Union created an organization based on their alliances. This organization is known as the Warsaw Pact and consisted of countries such as Romania, Bulgaria, and Albania.

2) Supported communist regimes in the Korean and Vietnam War- In both of these wars, the Soviet Union supported the communist regime that was trying to extend their power.

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The USSR method was used to expand and maintain its influence during The Cold War, which are:

The Soviet Union restricted freedom of speech in the Soviet bloc countriesThe Soviet Union provided weapons and all aid to communists and rebels throughout the world.Stalin separated the Soviet economy from the US by rejecting Marshall's plans and pressuring other countries to do the same .

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The Cold War (1947-1991) was an event of political and military competition, which involved the Western World (led by the United States), and the Communist World (led by the Soviet Union/USSR). The background to this event began after the Allies' success in defeating Nazi Germany in World War II, which later made the United States and the Soviet Union two countries in the world with enormous ideological, economic and military differences.

In February 1947, the British government announced that it would no longer be able to finance the Greek king's military regime in the Greek Civil War to fight communist rebels. The US alleged that the Soviet Union conspired with Greek communists to fight the royalists in their efforts to expand Soviet influence. In June, the United States approved the Marshall Plan program, an economic assistance program for all European countries that were willing to participate, including the Soviet Union. The aim of this plan is to rebuild the European democratic system and the economy and limit communist influence in Europe. The plan also states that European prosperity depends on the recovery of the German economy.

Stalin believed that economic integration with the West would allow the Eastern Bloc countries to separate from Soviet control. Because of this, Stalin prohibited the Eastern Bloc countries from receiving Marshall assistance. The Soviet Union's alternative to rival the Marshall Plan, which is said to have spent Soviet subsidies and trading with Eastern Europe, was to establish the Molotov Plan.

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Grade : High School

Subject : History

Chapter : The Cold War

Keyword :

The Cold War, USSR, Soviet Union

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