Which two statements describe differences between Warsaw Pact countries and NATO countries? NATO countries had nuclear weapons, while Warsaw Pact countries did not.

•NATO countries were part of the Western Bloc, while Warsaw Pact countries were part of the Eastern
Bloc

•NATO countries were aligned with the United States, while Warsaw Pact countries were aligned with
China.

•Warsaw Pact countries were democracies, while NATO countries were communist.

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

 NATO countries were part of the Western Bloc, while Warsaw Pact countries were part of the Eastern

Bloc.

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

Explanation:

The correct option is D

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