Which of the following is not among the explanations advanced to explain the end of the Cold War?

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The end of the Cold War is generally not explained by an increase in bipolarity. In fact, the Cold War era was characterized by bipolarity (the dominance of two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union), and its end is often attributed to factors such as the collapse of the Soviet Union, shifts in political ideologies, and the roles of key leaders, rather than an increase in such bipolar division.

Which of the Following Is Not Among the Explanations Advanced