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Why was the cold war considered "cold"? a b war took place in russia lack of communication between countries no direct fighting between ussr forces and us forces took place spread of isolationism c d
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Why was the cold war considered "cold"?

a
b
war took place in russia
lack of communication between countries
no direct fighting between ussr forces and us forces took place
spread of isolationism
c
d

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Answer:

No Direct Fighting between USSR forces and US forces took place

Step-by-step explanation:

The USSR and US were too powerful to fight eachother. Instead, they supported governments throughout the world that supported them in "proxy wars"

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