Most likely the USSR because of many reasons. They were communist, we were capitalist. We both possessed about 30,000 nukes by the 1980's that we threatened to use on each other. We both engaged in many competitions such as the space race. Some beleive that China was our main rival but China did not have as near as much nuclear weapons as us and their economy was not as near as strong as it is today.
the broadcasting of pro-American propaganda
He was president during the cold war and vietnam.
Cold war was a significant period of our recent history that shaped the international relationships for many decades.
The soviet espionage during the cold war was managed by the KGB.
The USSR supported Russia during the Cold Was.
The U.S.S.R.
because they need to keep the world safe during this time
sergey korolyov was the chief designer for the soviet union during the cold war.he designed rockets like the soyuz,the R-7 and the R-5
Yes they were rivals, especially during the cold war, but during the cold war Russia was part of the Soviet Union, it was the leading and by far the most dominant state, therefore it is correct to say that Russia itself rivaled the US. For the US it was important to rival Russia because if Russia invaded and took over Europe, US would find itself in a very bad situation.
The Eastern and Western .
which of the following american actions during the cold war describes the use of soft power to limit the spread of international communism?
the broadcasting of pro-American propaganda
cold,tired and hungry.
The Berlin Blockade took place from June 24, 1948 - May 12, 1949. It was an international crisis during the Cold War.
Capitalism/trade.
One principal that was not a core tenet of liberalism during the Cold War was isolationism. Liberalism, particularly in its modern form, emphasized international cooperation, free trade, and the promotion of democracy and human rights, which are contrary to isolationist policies. Instead, liberalism advocated for active engagement in global affairs, including the establishment of international institutions and alliances, to counter authoritarian regimes and promote stability.
General George Marshall was in charge of the US forces during WWII, He would later become Secretary of State and pass Marshall Aid as a part of containment in Europe during the Cold War