Which statement best explains the eventual outcome of the Nixon administration's policy of détente toward the Soviet

Union?

The US and Soviet Union decided to form an alliance against China.

The US and Soviet Union agreed to work together to reduce world tension.

The US and Soviet Union continued to reduce their stocks of nuclear weapons.

The US and Soviet Union returned to competition rather than cooperation to gain power.

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Which statement best explains the eventual outcome of the Nixon administration's policy of détente toward the Soviet

Union?

The US and Soviet Union decided to form an alliance against China.

The US and Soviet Union agreed to work together to reduce world tension.

The US and Soviet Union continued to reduce their stocks of nuclear weapons.

The US and Soviet Union returned to competition rather than cooperation to gain power.

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Casey Rivers · Answer 1

The US and Soviet Union continued to reduce their stocks of nuclear weapons.

Explanation:

Détente is a term which means release of tension in French. It was applied to a time frame of improved US-Soviet relations that started provisionally in 1971 and important improvements were made when President Nixon leader of Soviet Union Leonid I. Brezhnev, in Moscow. He traveled to the Soviet Union in May 1972 and signed agreements incorporating the outcomes of the first Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT I) talks, and new efforts to expand further weapons control and arms control initiatives were begun. Both nations hope to benefit if trade could boost and the risk of nuclear warfare diminished.