Why did the Truman administration worry about the situation in Greece?
a. They believed Soviet control of Greece would lead to communism spreading to Europe, Africa, and Asia.
b. They believed the Greek Civil War would cause the outbreak of another World War.
c. They believed the humanitarian crisis would require funds from the Marshall Plan.
d. They believed Greece would try to force Britain to take sides in their internal conflict.
a. They believed Soviet control of Greece would lead to communism spreading to Europe, Africa, and Asia.
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All of the following explain the success of the Mongols EXCEPT
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A. clergy B. bourgeoisie C. artisans D. nobility
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What will be an ideal response?