It depends on the period you are asking about. In the interwar years the main fear was of subversion, not of war with the Soviet Union. In the Cold War the fear of actual war was added. I don't think the existence of the Soviet Union had any real influence on social policy in Western Europe. After WWII there was a swing to the Left in many West European countries, and most of them increased welfare provision. The reasons for this were the result of internal politics.
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avoid political conflicts with European nations
The earliest European civilizations developed in ancient Greece and ancient Rome. These civilizations laid the foundation for Western culture, political systems, and philosophy that continue to influence the world today.
The French Revolution was a rejection of the previously dominant aristocratic system, which no longer rules any European country, although it persists as a symbolic element of many European governments to this day. The revolutionary ideal of "liberty, equality, and fraternity" was a democratizing influence on modern political thought.
He didn't want the US to get involved in European conflicts.
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Other European countries were torn by religious and political conflicts.
Other European countries were torn by religious and political conflicts.
It convinced them to fight for their political independence.
avoid political conflicts with European nations
European Political Science was created in 2001.
European Political Cooperation ended in 1993.
European Political Cooperation was created in 1970.
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European EnlightenmentMost political scientists and historians credit john Locke as the greatest individual influence on the formation of the US. Others included French thinkers like Rousseau.
European EnlightenmentMost political scientists and historians credit john Locke as the greatest individual influence on the formation of the US. Others included French thinkers like Rousseau.