Why did the USA and USSR become rivals in the years 1945-49?

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The USSR had...
one party dictatorship, communism, individual rights controlled
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The USA had
Democracy, capitalism and freedom and rights of individuals
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Who was the Yalta conference attended by?
Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill
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Who attended the Potsdam Conference?
Stalin, Truman and Attlee
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When did the Americans successfully test the atom bomb?
16th July 1945
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When did the war against Japan End?
10th August 1945
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When was the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima?
6th August 1945
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When was the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki?
9th August 1945
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When was the Iron Curtain speech made?
1946
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How much was granted to help Greece and Turkey fight against communist influence?
400 million
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When was the Communist threat in Greece defeated?
1947
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Who was sent to Europe to see what the situation was like?
George Marshall
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How much did Marshall think was needed to aid Europe's recovery?
$17 billion
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How many countries was Marshall aid given to?
16
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Which country was expelled from comniform for accepting marshall aid?
Yugoslavia
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In what year did the three zones of Germany join together?
1948
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By what date were all routes into west Berlin closed in the Berlin blockade?
23 June 1948
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How many American and British pilots lost their lives in the airlift?
79
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What percentage of west Berliners accepted Stalin's bribe to join the East?
2%
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On what date was the blockade lifted?
12 May 1949
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