Which of the following characterizes Soviet and American goals at the end of the war?
a. Both the Soviets and the Americans wanted to pursue tangible possessions like territory and intangible goals like ideological supremacy.
b. Both the Americans and the Soviets wanted tangible possessions like territory, but the Americans also wanted to address intangible goals, like the general context of world politics.
c. Both superpowers rejected the pursuit of tangible possessions and pursued intangible goals like the general context of world politics.
d. The Soviets wanted tangible possessions like territory, and the Americans wanted to address intangible goals, like the general context of world politics.
Answer: D
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