The map shows the Soviet satellite states during the Cold War.
What was the main reason t...
History, 18.03.2020 17:43, leandrogarin37p2g5ds
The map shows the Soviet satellite states during the Cold War.
What was the main reason the USSR established these satellite states during the Cold War?
They created a buffer zone for protection against invasion.
They made it easier to expand trading opportunities for Soviet products.
They provided a large supply of young men to fight in the next war.
They made it easier to develop a large stockpile of weapons.
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