After World War II, the United States signed several treaties with foreign countries. These treaties called for the nations that
signed them to protect each other, even if an enemy attacked only one of them. Which factor caused the United States to sign the treaties? 5 points
A. the outbreak of many revolutions in South America and Latin America
B. the growing threat of the former Soviet Union and world communism
C. the failure of United States troops to fight effectively in World War II
D. the growing sense of trust between China and Soviet Union
B. The growing threat of the former Soviet Union and world communism.
Explanation:
The U.S. signed the many treaties in order to ensure peace. There was an increasing threat of the soviet union and there was a lot of tension between the two nations, a lot of it due to communism. Those treaties didn't work for long because just 2 years later, the cold war broke out.
<span>The U.S. provided them with loans, it practiced dollar diplomacy with them, American gave them money free of charge, it rebuilt their industrial complexes.
