The split between the USSR and China resulted from all of the following except A. a war between these two communist countries B. rivalry for communist leadership of developing coun... The split between the USSR and China resulted from all of the following except A. a war between these two communist countries B. rivalry for communist leadership of developing countries C. the refusal of the U.S.S.R. to help China develop its nuclear arsenal D. the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the USA
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the causes of the split between the USSR and China and requires us to identify which of the given options was not a contributing factor.
Answer
A war between these two communist countries.
The split between the USSR and China resulted from all of the listed factors except a war between these two communist countries.
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The split between the USSR and China resulted from all of the listed factors except a war between these two communist countries.
More Information
The Sino-Soviet split was largely ideological, resulting from differences in communist leadership aspirations, nuclear development disagreements, and diplomatic maneuvers, rather than direct military conflict.
Tips
One common mistake is assuming that the ideological split led to direct military conflict, but it was more about diplomatic and ideological disputes.
Sources
- The Sino-Soviet Split | History & Results - Lesson - Study.com - study.com
- Sino-Soviet split - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
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