What are three consequences of World War II?
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In short, here are the seven major consequences of World War II:
1: The End of the European Age.
2: The rise of the US to superpower status.
3: The expansion of the Soviet Union and its rise to superpower status.
4: The emergence of the Cold War.
5. The beginning of the nuclear age.
6: The rise of nationalism and independence movements in Asia and Africa.
7: A renewed effort to secure lasting peace through international organizations (such as the United Nations).
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In short, here are the seven major consequences of World War II:
1: The End of the European Age.
2: The rise of the US to superpower status.
3: The expansion of the Soviet Union and its rise to superpower status.
4: The emergence of the Cold War.
5. The beginning of the nuclear age.
6: The rise of nationalism and independence movements in Asia and Africa.
7: A renewed effort to secure lasting peace through international organizations (such as the United Nations).
YOU CAN WRITE ANY 3 OF THESE .......
HAVE A GOOD DAY TAKE CARE ...BYE☺☺
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There were three major consequences of World War II. ... The second consequence was that the events of World War II led directly to the Cold War developing over the next five years. During World War II the leaders of Liberal Democracy, the US, joined forces with the Communist Soviet Union, to break down the Fascist Regime.
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