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Anytime that Democracy and Communism clashed, it was a confrontation. Some were done in secret, and some were highly visible. Some used only words, and some used weapons. Some were bloodless, and some were bloody. The Berlin Airlift, Cuban Missile Crisis, Korean conflict, and the wars in Vietnam, Nicaragua, and Afghanistan were visible example of Cold War confrontations.
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What were the major military confrontations between Native American and whites on the post civil war frontier?
Describe the major military confrontations between Native Americans and whites on the post-Civil War frontier.
How was the south pacific in the cold war?
It was involve by contributing to the cold war
How does a cold war differ from a hot war?
The Cold War was not "cold" per say, but was simply the name of a war that took place.
What does cold war and war war 2 have in common?
World War Two was an origin of the Cold War.
How did the Vietnam war contributed to the cold war?
Yes, part of the cold war.
How did the cold war confrontations affect the decision the US to move against Fidel Castro in cuba and what was the outcome of that decision?
you spelt cuba wrong and i need this answer too!
What were the major military confrontations between Native American and whites on the post civil war frontier?
Describe the major military confrontations between Native Americans and whites on the post-Civil War frontier.
Discuss the Effect of cold war to Asian nations?
Asians (Koreans & Vietnamese) became surrogates of the cold war super powers in direct military confrontations. Although, in the case of the US (super-power)...not really a surrogate for the free world forces; as the US was HEAVILY & DIRECTLY involved in both Asian Wars.
When was Crucial Confrontations created?
Crucial Confrontations was created in 2002.
How many pages does Crucial Confrontations have?
Crucial Confrontations has 284 pages.
Where did the nuclear confrontation happen during the cold war?
There were no direct nuclear confrontations during the Cold War.The Cuban Missile Crisis was a conventional confrontation caused by the threat of nuclear war, and the stand-off was over the shipping and delivery of nuclear weapons, but no nuclear weapons were ever pointed at either side (any more or less than they were during the entire Cold War).It happened because of nuclear weapons, but the stand-off was entirely conventional.Without the actual use-in-conflict of a nuclear weapon, all confrontations remain conventional, not nuclear.However, if you were asked this question by a teacher, give them the answer they were digging for by saying 'Cuba' and avoid the hassle, but the question is flawed. Asking where something happened when it never happened anywhere is bad educating.
What part of speech is the word confrontations?
The word confrontation is a noun. The plural noun is confrontations.
How did the cold war affect the cold war front?
There was no "front" in the Cold War.
Are Polands in the Cold war?
polands are not in the cold war
What is the ISBN of Crucial Confrontations?
The ISBN of Crucial Confrontations is 0-07-144652-4.
What started the NZ land war's?
Technically, there never was a true land war in NZ. There were minor confrontations between settlers and various tribes and even tribes versus tribes but there wasn't an actual war. Historians generally agree that these events have been grouped together unfairly and almost all are unconnected. There definately was however, confrontations between the two sides but these were mostly minor and unconnected. There never was a real NZ war.
Why did the atomic age lead to the cold war?
The development of the atomic bomb, in which one bomb could destroy a city, provided a great incentive for nations to find other ways of competing than actual warfare. The Soviet Union might have wished to conquer western Europe, but was unable to do so without inviting nuclear retaliation by the United States; the USA was unwilling to provoke the Soviet Union for the same reason. The concept of MAD, or "Mutual Assured Destruction" kept the principal adversaries from directly fighting. The "Cold War" involved non-military confrontations, or military confrontations of minor powers on each side.
