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What 2 nations were the most significant nations involved in the cold war after WWII?
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What 2 nations were the most significant nations involved in the cold war after World War 2?
The USSR, and the United States of America.
What events in the world today are similar to those that caused the cold war?
No, they are closer to the causes of WWII. The cold war was a "standoff", but today we see nations building armies, adding to the war machines, not talking, and making treaty's with other nations in case of attack. This too happened just prior to WWII.
What 2 countries where mostly involved in the cold war?
Yugoslavia and Kosovo. This is wrong the two countries involved from WWII to 1991 was the United States and Russia (USSR).
Who was involved with the war?
The Cold War was most nations on Earth either on the American side or the Soviet side.
Was America part of the Cold War?
Yes from the end of WWII until 1991, America was involved n the Cold War with communist countries like the Soviet union and Red China.
What steps did some nations take to avoid becoming involved in the cold war?
Some nations would join or were already part of the non aligned countries.
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"
What was the before and after World War 2?
Before WWII = WWI..... After WWII = Cold War
What year did the US get involved in the Cold War?
The Cold War was between the US (and its allies) against the Soviet Union (and its allies). It started in 1945, immediately after WWII. This is because at the end of WWII, the US and Soviet Union proved to be the only two world powers, and the Cold War was a "war" to see who would come out the most powerful. The United States won the "war" in 1991.
What war was before cold war?
WWII
What events occur before the cold war?
WWII
What cold war was?
The war directly following WWII
