<span>The answer is d. Also</span>
The factors that made the US and USSR allies in WWII and enemies in the cold war were the existence of nuclear weapons, the ability to be a military power, and the political and economic influence they had.
<h2>How were the US and the USSR similar?</h2>
- Both countries had great power and influence.
- Both had nuclear bombs and a large, well-equipped army.
- This made the two become military powers and had a great capacity for destruction.
- This title of power made these countries very influential in politics and the global economy, influencing other countries.
Despite these similarities, the differences between the two countries were huge, which spurred them to become enemies during the cold war and fight for the power of global influence.
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The answer is MacDuff, she was not "born of a woman" because he was delivered by C-section (<span>caesarean section). That was not common back in the day.</span>
