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which two statements describe differences between the warsaw pact countries and the nato countries

1. NATO countries had nuclear weapons, while Warsaw Pact countries did not.
2. Warsaw pact countries were democracies, while NATO countries were communist
3. NATO countries were aligned with the United States, while Warsaw Pact countries were aligned with China
4. NATO countries were part of the western bloc, while Warsaw Pact countries were part of the eastern bloc
5. Warsaw Pact countries were Soviet-influenced, while NATO countries were not

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The two statements that can be used to describe the differences between the Warsaw Pact countries and the NATO countries are the following:

4. NATO countries were part of the western bloc, while Warsaw Pact countries were part of the eastern bloc.

5. Warsaw Pact countries were Soviet-influenced, while NATO countries were not.

NATO and Warsaw Pact Countries

Some NATO and Warsaw Pact countries developed nuclear weapons.  Some countries in the Warsaw pact countries were not communist. The Warsaw Pact countries were not aligned with China but the Soviet Union.

Thus, the key differences between the NATO and Warsaw Pact countries lie  in Options 4 and 5.

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