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Which two statements describe differences between the United States and the Soviet Union?
The state controlled economic markets in the Soviet Union, while the United States had a free
market system
The United States protected free speech while the Soviet Union placed strict limits on expression.
Both the Soviet Union and the United States had elected governments, but the United States
limited free speech.
The Soviet government elected its leaders, while the United States appointed government officials.
The Soviet Union had a free market, while the United States favored collectivism.

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SERENATHEBOOKWORMGO SERENATHEBOOKWORMGO · Answer 1

The state-controlled economic markets in the Soviet Union, while the United States had a free market system.

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The United States protected free speech while the Soviet Union placed strict limits on expression.

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PARRAINGO PARRAINGO · Answer 2

Two differences between the Soviet Union and the United States were:

The state-controlled economic markets in the Soviet Union, while the United States had a free market system.
The United States protected free speech while the Soviet Union placed strict limits on expression.

The Soviet Union was a Communist State which meant that the state-controlled the economy unlike the U.S. which was a free market.

The Soviet Union also clamped down on free speech and dissent unlike the U.S. where free speech was encouraged.

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