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. In addition to the destruction of German and Italian fascism and Japanese militarism, how did World War II significantly transform international relations? a. The Soviet Union emerged from the war as a new global superpower, poised against its recent ally the United States. b. The colonial empires of Africa and Asia remained occupied by colonial armies, who held a firm grip until the independence movements of the 1960s. c. British colonies like India and Pakistan liberated themselves from British control, but French colonies like Vietnam and Cambodia held firm until the height of the Cold War in the 1970s. d. The Soviet Union suffered 20 million deaths and China suffered 10 million, which ultimately played a decisive role in the outcome of the Cold War. e. The destruction of Europe opened the door to a flourishing economy in the Soviet Union throughout the 1950s and 1960s, enabling its rise to global power.

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