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What was the term "Cold War" referring to? Question 13 options: The USA and USSR were at a point of war, without there being an actual war The USA and USSR were only using modern technology, nothing like hot guns and bombs The USA and USSR only met in Siberia for serious talks- a very, very cold region The USA and USSR got along pretty well, but not as well as they did during World War II.

Answer 1

The term "Cold War" refers to the USA and USSR being at a point of the war, without there being an actual war.

What is Cold War?

The state of the cold war describes the military tension and political hostility that involves measures of threats and sanctions to show the conflict between two nations.

Therefore, the US and USSR did not declare any war between them officially but made arms and ammunition in order to frighten the other nation.

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