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How did the arms race directly affect the American public? Check all that apply.
American men were required to join the military for the war in Korea.
The government increased the study of science and math in schools.
Citizens were taught how to prepare for an attack.
People became fearful that the USSR would use nuclear weapons.
Many became afraid that communist spies were living in the US.
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