Which of the following countries were NOT authoritarian/Communist (Bolshevik or Leninist) and had command economies.

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Well, you may not believe me, but during WW2, communism was not that new, in fact, Russia had turned Poland, hungary, Czechoslovakia and others into communist countries. the USA was against communism, so we were not. and on top of that, we have been around ever since 1776-1777, so we were already a democratic government.

Pie3 years ago

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C. United States of America

all the others were controlled by the USSR during the time, and so had pro-communist government. We are the leader of the democratic group that wanted to fight against the spread of communism (containment)

eventually we won

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