How did the allied victory in wwii change the world? check all that apply.

it created new peacemaking groups.
it started a nuclear arms race.
it destroyed american-german relations.
it ended the era of atomic weapons.
it led to the cold war.

Correct answer choices are:

It created new peacemaking groups

It started a nuclear arms race

It led to the Cold War.

Explanation:

It was a conflict of erosion, which the Allies with their enormous supremacy in individuals and supply were obliged to win. Allied figures and material aid certainly had an influence, but it was notable that the combat forces had overwhelmed even the most radical German establishments in the territory. The Allies had to assemble and employ their large reserves efficiently on the battleground and in the air. The propaganda of two atomic bombs on Japan in August 1945 supported termination of World War II but escorted in the Cold War, a dispute connecting the United States and the Soviet Federalists that drew on approximately half a century.

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