Multiple choice

One of the greatest difficulties facing newly decolonized nations after WW2 was...

  1. interference from the competing superpowers

  2. civil war

  3. pirates

  4. lack of interest of the USSR and United States

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Explanation

Newly decolonized nations were frequently caught in the middle of the Cold War, as both the U.S. and the USSR sought to expand their influence through proxy wars, economic pressure, and political interference.