How did centers of world power shift from the period before World War I to

the period ofter World War 11?

O

A. The centers of power shifted from Eastern Europe to the Soviet

Union and China.

O

B. The centers of power shifted from Western Europe to the United

States and the Soviet Union

O

c. The centers of power shifted from the United States and Eastern

Europe to the Soviet Union.

O

D. The centers of power shifted from the Soviet Union to Eastern

Europe and China.

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Karina Bird

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19 March, 05:39

How did centers of world power shift from the period before World War I to

the period ofter World War 11?

O

A. The centers of power shifted from Eastern Europe to the Soviet

Union and China.

O

B. The centers of power shifted from Western Europe to the United

States and the Soviet Union

O

c. The centers of power shifted from the United States and Eastern

Europe to the Soviet Union.

O

D. The centers of power shifted from the Soviet Union to Eastern

Europe and China.

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Cohen Bailey · Answer 1

The answer is B.

Explanation:

The period after World War II saw the end of British, French and another European colonial empires. The power and influence of Western Europe was significantly diminished following the unimaginable carnage and destruction of the last world war. Two countries emerged as superpowers: the US and the USSR. There was global confrontation between them, and this is what we call the Cold War.