Which effect did the collapse of the soviet union have on the united states? the united states stopped trying to prevent the spread of communism. the united states forced all other communist nations to collapse. the united states became a close ally of russia. the united states became the sole superpower in the world

The collapse of the Soviet Union made the United States to became the sole superpower in the world.

Explanation:

Between 1945 and 1989, the Cold War divided the world into two hemispheres of influence, the United States and its capitalist allies; and the Soviet Union, which led the communist faction. These two countries were considered as the superpowers of that time, exerting total influence over the vast majority of relevant international decisions.

After the Soviet Union disintegrated in the early 1990s, the United States of America consolidated itself as the only remaining superpower of the Cold War, thus moving from a bipolar world, with two antagonistic systems, to a unipolar world, with a single superpower, and several minor powers with social and economic systems similar to capitalism defended by the United States.

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