The development of an atomic bomb by the Soviets in 1949 did all of the following except, ... led to the authorization of the development of a hydrogen bomb in the U. S. pave the way for a nuclear arms race between the U. S. and Soviet Union. increased psychological tensions in the U. S. and Soviet Union. led to a treaty that limited the number of nuclear weapons in the U. S. and Soviet Union.

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15 February, 05:01

The development of an atomic bomb by the Soviets in 1949 did all of the following except, ... led to the authorization of the development of a hydrogen bomb in the U. S. pave the way for a nuclear arms race between the U. S. and Soviet Union. increased psychological tensions in the U. S. and Soviet Union. led to a treaty that limited the number of nuclear weapons in the U. S. and Soviet Union.

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Eleanor Stevens · Answer 1

The development of an atomic bomb by the Soviets in 1949 did all of the following except increased psychological tensions in the U. S. and Soviet Union, there is no study to prove that it ws rather social tensions than psychological one