Beginning as early as the mid-1940s or as late as the 1950s (depending on the assessment of various factors), the Cold War that dominated most of the second half of the 20th century had several causes. Perhaps above all, the two super-powers in the world after World War II -- the United States and the Soviet Union -- had diametrically opposed views of the right way to order and govern society. Indeed, these two 'empires' of a sort had entirely different understandings of 'the good life,' and each was intent on protecting its views against intrusion from the other.
Korean War, Vietnam War,
The cold war was.
Definitely not.
it was a hot war was but it was called the ( COLD WAR) probably cause all the dead bodies.
because everyone would be dead.
Churchill did not cause the cold war. Nuclear weapons caused the cold war.
Ideological differences did not cause the cold war. Nuclear Weapons caused the cold war.
The use of the atomic bombs in 1945 did not 'cause the Cold War'.
Korean War, Vietnam War,
The cold war was.
the cold war
The cold war came after WW 2 and the atomic bombings were the cause the war ended.
yes cause he stuiped like the cold war
cause it was
Definitely not.
Theres only one cause; nukes. If there hadn't been atomic weapons, there wouldn't have been a cold war.
it was a hot war was but it was called the ( COLD WAR) probably cause all the dead bodies.