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Capitalism, Communism, and the Cold War — Test

Question 21 • Contemporary Studies

How did the development of the hydrogen bomb affect the arms race?

Answer
A
It increased the danger since it was stronger than an atomic bomb.
B
It decreased the threat of radiation poisoning and sickness.
C
It increased the number of places suitable for bomb testing.
D
It decreased people’s concern about mutually assured destruction.

Explanation

Hydrogen bombs were far more powerful than the atomic bombs used in World War II. Their development therefore made the arms race more dangerous by increasing the destructive force that each side could unleash. The correct choice is B, “It increased the danger since it was stronger than an atomic bomb.”

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