How did US foreign policy leaders view the Soviet Union during the early post-World War Il years? O as a competitor but overall harmless O as a country that would not affect the United States O as a potential

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How did US foreign policy leaders view the Soviet Union during the early post-World War Il years?

O as a competitor but overall harmless
O as a country that would not affect the United States
O as a potential ally
O as a threat to the free world

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As a threat to the free world

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