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Who was the US's enemy during the Cold War?
It was the Russians who wanted to start a war
Why were so many things censored during the Cold War?
National Security; the enemy has ears.
During the early years of the cold war American citizens were encouraged to?
Be patriotic and support mainstream American values
What change did NOT happen in most Eastern European countries with the end of the Cold War?
Citizens showed a renewed interest in communism.
What role did atomic weapons play in cold war?
Atomic weapons played a major role in fear, but were never actually used in the Cold War. There were multiple instances in which the Soviet Union and United States threatened each other with atomic weapons, such as the Cuban Missile Crisis, but overall no Atomic weapons were ever used on enemy countries which is how the Cold War stayed cold.
Who was Americas enemy in the cold war?
The Soviet Union
Who was US' enemy during the cold war?
Communism....
Who was the US's enemy during the Cold War?
It was the Russians who wanted to start a war
Who was the US s enemy during the cold war?
The USSR
Who was our primary enemy during the cold war?
Soviet Union (Russia.)
Is it legal for the citizens of a country at war to hack their enemy?
like the old saying goes alls fair in love and war.
What type of war is a conflict in which you do not actually fight your enemy but there is a large amount of tension and possible of war?
cold war
Why were so many things censored during the Cold War?
National Security; the enemy has ears.
What countries represent potential friends or enemies during cold war?
The Cold War involved the entire world; every country was an actual or potential enemy or friend of either the US or the USSR.
How did the American citizens react to those who fought in the Vietnam war when they returned home?
They did not honor them. Instead the spit at the soldiers when they passed by everyone.
What historical evidence supports the United States right or wrong for being in the Vietnam war?
The "Cold War" is the only evidence needed. If there hadn't been a Nuclear Stand-Off, in this case with an enemy which went by the name of "Communists"...there wouldn't have been a cold war. No Cold War? Then there wouldn't have been a US fought Vietnam War.
Functionalist perspective on war?
One functionalist perspective on war is that it can often give the citizens of a country a common enemy and a common cause. This perspective also says that war, at least in the short term, can improve the economy.
