Social Studies, 05.05.2021 17:40 bran1974

Compare the U. S. response to Soviet actions in Afghanistan with the U. S. response to Soviet actions in Poland. A. The United States condemned Soviet policy toward both countries.
B. The United States adopted a policy of detente in both countries.
C. The United States supported rebels in both countries.
D. The United States targeted Soviet missiles in both countries.

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