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How did the dissolution of the Soviet Union push world order toward a unipolar moment?

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Correct answer: The US-Soviet bipolar rivalry ended, leaving the United States as the predominant superpower.

With the Soviet Union’s dissolution in 1991, the US-Soviet bipolar structure of the Cold War ended. No comparable superpower remained to balance US global military, economic, and political influence, so the 1990s are often described as a “unipolar moment.” Option B is incorrect because NATO did not dissolve; it continued and later expanded. Exam tip: link bipolarity with the Cold War and the unipolar moment with US predominance after 1991.

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World HistorySoviet DissolutionCold WarUnipolar WorldInternational RelationsImportant Historical EventsGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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