B The ideology of the Cold War and its relation to the breakdown of wartime alliances after the end of World War 2?

Answer 1

A very short answer and perhaps only a piece to the answer is:

The cold war caused superpowers to enter an arms race that undermined wartime alliances by creating barriers of secrecy and paranoia.

Answerit basically comes down to the to biggest dogs on the block .i.e.ussr , u.s AnswerWow, this looks like a high school essay question if I've ever seen one. I'll get you pointed in the right direction but not really answer it in full for you.

First of all, I don't believe the Cold War can be summed up as a single ideology but rather a battle of 2 ideologies. One being the ideology of democracy and free market economy. The other being communism and a state run economy.

As for the breakdown of wartime alliances... The United States and the Soviet Union were allies with a common enemy in Nazi German during the war. After the war there was no more common enemy, just two new superpowers with opposing ideologies on how the world should be run after the war.

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Answer

The Soviet Union was allied with the British, U.S. and France only out of necessity. Until 1941, the USSR and Nazi Germany were allies. The Soviets invaded Poland from the East while Germany did so from the west. The Soviets attempted to conquer Finland and successfully took over Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania.

Until Hitler launched Operation Barbarossa, the USSR and Germany were pretty close.

We need the USSR due to their massive land army and the ability to absorb the shock of Germany's forces. They needed us to supply them and eventually open up other fronts.

Stalin had no intention of being good friends with us after the war. He wanted to advance Communist ideology and did so after "liberating" Eastern Europe and installing totalitarian regimes.

The Cold War went cold when the Soviets went back on the deals to have free and open elections in places like Poland, Hungary and elsewhere. When they blockaded Berlin from outside supply, that also made the Cold War deepen and it took the threat of nuclear attack to get the Soviets to leave Iran.

Answer 2

a. 1940-1990's Even when the two super powers where allied during WWII, they had great disagreements between them, especially in the shape of the post war world, with pre war super powers practically abolished or exhausted the United States and the USSR where as a clear economic and technological superpower in this two sided world countries where urged to side with one country or the other. The cold war was a competition basically between the USSR a communist country and the United States an anti-communist country was this point of view what basically started the so called cold war this war was expressed as a race for military supremacy, Propaganda, espionage, nuclear control and technological competition such as the space race. This tension was quickly aggravated first in Europe with the containment and rollback of communism, the United Stated formed new alliances. During this Cold war gave place to a number of current events that shaped our view of the world, like the race for space where sputnik was the first living being sent into orbit by the USSR and the landing on the moon by the united states ( although some theories suggest that this landing was staged on Hollywood.) when the tension was really raised was in the earliest 1980 when both sides became more militaristic specifically nuclear weapons and intercontinental missiles, this is referred sometimes as the second cold war.

Answer 3

a. 1940-1990's Even when the two super powers where allied during WWII, they had great disagreements between them, especially in the shape of the post war world, with pre war super powers practically abolished or exhausted the United States and the USSR where as a clear economic and technological superpower in this two sided world countries where urged to side with one country or the other. The cold war was a competition basically between the USSR a communist country and the United States an anti-communist country was this point of view what basically started the so called cold war this war was expressed as a race for military supremacy, propaganda, espionage, nuclear control and technological competition such as the space race. This tension was quickly aggravated first in Europe with the containment and rollback of communism, the United Stated formed new alliances. During this Cold war gave place to a number of current events that shaped our view of the world, like the race for space where sputnik was the first living being sent into orbit by the USSR and the landing on the moon by the united states ( although some theories suggest that this landing was staged on Hollywood.) when the tension was really raised was in the earliest 1980 when both sides became more militaristic specifically nuclear weapons and intercontinental missiles, this is referred sometimes as the second cold war. (JLA)08

a. 1940-1990's Even when the two super powers where allied during WWII, they had great disagreements between them, especially in the shape of the post war world, with pre war super powers practically abolished or exhausted the United States and the USSR where as a clear economic and technological superpower in this two sided world countries where urged to side with one country or the other. The cold war was a competition basically between the USSR a communist country and the United States an anti-communist country was this point of view what basically started the so called cold war this war was expressed as a race for military supremacy, propaganda, espionage, nuclear control and technological competition such as the space race. This tension was quickly aggravated first in Europe with the containment and rollback of communism, the United Stated formed new alliances. During this Cold war gave place to a number of current events that shaped our view of the world, like the race for space where sputnik was the first living being sent into orbit by the USSR and the landing on the moon by the united states ( although some theories suggest that this landing was staged on Hollywood.) when the tension was really raised was in the earliest 1980 when both sides became more militaristic specifically nuclear weapons and intercontinental missiles, this is referred sometimes as the second cold war. (JLA)08

Answer 4

The body of doctrine, or the symbol, or myth of something, is IDEOLOGY. The ideology of the cold war was nuclear weapons. Without NUKES there would have been no Cold War.