Why did the cold war devolop between the us and soviet union after World War 2?

Answer 1

AS WORLD WAR 2 CAME TO AN END, A NEW CONFLICT EMERGED BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE SOVIET UNION. THIS CONFLICT, KNOWN AS THE COLD WAR, AFFECTED MANY REGIONS, INCLUDING BERLIN, EUROPE, ASIA, LATIN AMERICAN, CUBA, HUNGARIAN, KOREA, AND NICARAGUA.

Answer 2

Although the Cold War was generally thought of as being ideological in nature, driven by the differing philosophies of the US, with its free market and democratic elections, versus the USSR with a centrally managed economy and a dictatorial government, the conflict was probably more about which nation would dominate the world in a poltical and economic sense. Two great empires will tend to compete. The ideological aspect was important as well, but not as important as people thought it was.

Answer 3

It wasn't about strategies in WW2 it was the fact that the U.S. Is democratic and the Soviet Union was communist the two just didn't see eye to eye on how to run a country the U.S. Thought the soviets were threating to launch nuclear bombs on us

Answer 4

The money and war damages. More ecnomic things.

Answer 5

The US was scared by the spread of communisim.

Answer 6

They disagreed on he use of nuclear weapons