It was more to do with rivalries at the economic level between competing capitalist sates.
Democracy and Communism.
The Cold War was a conflict between two ideologies: democracy and communism. Thankfully, despite the odd alarm, it didn't escalate into a full scale war, especially as both sides had nuclear weapons. On the collapse of the Russian communist state, and the taking down of the Berlin Wall, the Cold War was de-escalated. unfortunately, Putin's Russia is stirring things up in the Ukraine at the moment.
Korean War
The two opposing ideologies that waged the Cold War were capitalism and communism. Capitalism, represented by the United States and its allies, advocated for free-market economies and individual liberties. Communism, represented by the Soviet Union and its allies, promoted state-controlled economies and the abolition of private property. These ideologies led to the creation of two major political boundaries: the Iron Curtain in Europe, dividing communist Eastern Europe from capitalist Western Europe, and the Korean Demilitarized Zone, separating North and South Korea.
you got a cold? fight the war yerself!
Ideologies are almost ALWAYS involved in wars. Other wise there wouldn't have been a war to begin with. The A-Bomb made the cold war. Nothing else. A-Bombs made a war impossible without risking mutual destruction. So it was a COLD WAR. COLD WAR=NO WAR. COLD WAR=Military stand-off
The Cold War was primarily between the USSR and the USA/NATO. The term was coined as there was no war declared but both sides used their influence to try to support their own ideologies around the globe. The influence of the Cold War can still be seen today and almost every conflict since WWII was at least partly due to conflicting interests of the Cold War adversaries.
The geo-political goals were some of the conflicting goals in America during the Cold war.
It was about economic and military power, as both USA and USSR were capitalist (private vs state capitalism).
The two opposing ideologies that waged the Cold War and created two major political boundaries were Communism and Democracy.
Mistrust. Difference in political ideologies.
Cold War.
Democracy and Communism.
Conflicting political and economic theories.
The two political ideologies used in the Cold War were democracy and communism. The United States was a democratic country while the Soviet Union was communist dictatorship. We elected our leaders while they had no choice of who was in charge.
Capitalism and communism
Capitalism and communism