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The US was the western enemy or competitor to the USSR during the Cold War. The US had to dedicate a lot of resources in research and development of military defense and offense technology to stay ahead of the USSR in military supremacy.
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One group involved in the cold war that was led by the us and its allies was called the one group involved in the cold war that was led by the us and its allies was called?
Western Bloc
What two superpowers were involved in the Cold War?
The people that were involved in the cold war was the Soviet Union, Communist world, and the non-communist world (The US and the USSR)
What two countries played the biggest roles in the Cold War?
The main countries involved in the Cold War were the US and the USSR.
What nations were involved in the Cold War and who won?
It was between the US and the USSR, the US ended up winning the "war"
Why was Angola involved in the cold war?
Angola was not involved in the Cold War
Which conflict did the US become involved in shortly after WW2?
The Cold War, then Vietnam.
What wars did the US get involved with after World War 2 ended?
The United States aligned themselves with the United Nations. It also became over involved with the Cold War. The US fought in Korea and the Viet Nam war in response to the Cold War. There were other small skirmishes until the Gulf War and Gulf War 2.
One group involved in the Cold War that was led by the US and its allies was called the .?
Western Bloc
How did the US and the soviet union become involved in the cold war?
They disagreed on he use of nuclear weapons
What struggle occurred in the US during the cold war and who was involved in this struggle?
Slavery, the African Americans
What did North Korea do in cold war?
Nothing, they werent involved. It was between The Soviet Union and the US
When president Eisenhower spoke of the domino theory the US was involved in what war?
When President Eisenwoer spoke of the domino theory the US was involved in The Cold War.Ê The domino theory has been used to justify the need for American intervention world wide.
