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because people who fought the cold war hated democracy

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How was the Vietnam war both a cold war conflict?

It was a fight about democracy and communism. That is what the cold war was about.


Where was the Cold War between in?

The Cold War was between the democracy of the West and the communist ideology of the Russian Soviet Union.


Who were you fighting in the cold war?

The US was fighting the USSR, or the Soviet Union, in the cold war. Mostly, though, it was democracy against communism.


What is the term for War that involved political and military tension between democracy and communism?

Cold War. :)


Why the world divided after the war?

Which war? After WWII the Cold War started and caused a division of democracy vs. communism.


What was the name for the competition between democracy and communism after WWII?

This was called: "The cold war"


This was tension between Communism and Democracy It lasted until 1989?

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What two economic systems were in competition during the cold war?

Communism & Democracy


How was the war in Vietnam related to the cold war?

Both were against communist aggression. The cold war was no shooting; Vietnam was shooting.


How did the long American traditions of both democracy and isolation affect US policy during Cold War?

The American traditions of democracy and isolation stopped the US from acting too strongly during the Cold War. If they did not have democracy they might well have decided to attack Russia which could have led to absolute devastation.


Was the us a democracy during the cold war?

the cold war happened from the end of WWII until 1991 so the go U.S. government was basically the same as it is now.


The Cold War was also a conflict between which two vastly different ideologies?

Democracy and Communism.