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Why was there global competition between the us and the soviet union?
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∙ 13y ago
The nuclear bomb AKA the cold war. The cold war was an arms race against the USSR and the US to see who could get the most destructive and best nuclear weapon of all time.
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What was the global competition between the soviet union and the us called?
it was a hot war was but it was called the ( COLD WAR) probably cause all the dead bodies.
How did The space race was a competition between the US and the Soviet Union to develop technology to?
yes
What was the competition between the US and the Soviet Union was known as?
the Cold War was the second world war in america.
How did collectives in the Soviet union avoid the competition that drives free market economy?
By not
What was the competition between the US and soviet union to build weapons was called the what?
The competition between the US and the European allies versus the Soviet Union following World War 2 was called the ColdWar. It was characterized by escalating arms buildups, developing more and more deadly weapons and the Soviet Union restricting Soviet citizens access to information about the world outside of the 'Iron Curtain', the figurative wall around the Soviet Union that kept people and ideas out, except for those that could serve as propaganda. The Soviet Union was also very strict about allowing its citizens to travel outside the Iron Curtain. The culmination of the Cold War was the 'space race'; the competition between the US and the Soviet Union to be the first in developments and accomplishments in space exploration.
What was the global competition between the soviet union and the us called?
it was a hot war was but it was called the ( COLD WAR) probably cause all the dead bodies.
What was the important symbol of the cold war?
Fierce competition between the US and the Soviet Union
The space race was a competition between the US and the Soviet Union to develop technology to .?
yes
How did The space race was a competition between the US and the Soviet Union to develop technology to?
yes
What was once important symbol of the cold war?
Fierce competition between the US and the Soviet Union
Who were the countries people and political ideas involved in the cold war?
The main countries involved in the Cold War were the United States and the Soviet Union. The key political ideas were capitalism, promoted by the U.S., and communism, promoted by the Soviet Union. This ideological conflict resulted in global tension and competition between the two superpowers.
What was the competition between the US and the Soviet Union was known as?
the Cold War was the second world war in america.
What is the name of the term given to the era of confrontation and competition between the US and the Soviet Union from 1946 to 1990?
It was called the Cold War.
How did collectives in the Soviet union avoid the competition that drives free market economy?
By not
What did not a contribute to start of the American Revolution?
drugs, global warming, or the soviet union.
What is the difference between the Soviet Union and Soviet Bloc?
The Soviet Union was the actual country itself. The Soviet Bloc was a group of supposedly independent countries which were really controlled by the Soviet Union.
What was the competition between the US and soviet union to build weapons was called the what?
The competition between the US and the European allies versus the Soviet Union following World War 2 was called the ColdWar. It was characterized by escalating arms buildups, developing more and more deadly weapons and the Soviet Union restricting Soviet citizens access to information about the world outside of the 'Iron Curtain', the figurative wall around the Soviet Union that kept people and ideas out, except for those that could serve as propaganda. The Soviet Union was also very strict about allowing its citizens to travel outside the Iron Curtain. The culmination of the Cold War was the 'space race'; the competition between the US and the Soviet Union to be the first in developments and accomplishments in space exploration.
