How did hostilities increase between U.S. and Soviet Union during 1950s? Because U.S. was in competition with Soviet Union all over the world. But hostilities increased between U.S. and Soviet Union during 1950s when Egypt seized control of Suez Canal in 1956 so the U.S. said it would defend the Middle East against communist attacks.
It caused a lot of distrust in the US government.
It also affected the US election of 1976. No one trust Republicans, so Jimmy Carter was elected president.
Answer: February 25, 1942
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