What does the Cold War have to do with the Vietnam and Korean?

Answer 1

The Korean Conflict was a major part of the Cold War. It was one of the largest clashes between communism and the western world, and it ended in a stalemate. Strangely, although the Cold War has ended, Korea remains divided as it was when the Cold War began.

Answer 2

Nothing at all. The cold war was with the Russians. Korean war was with Koreans and

Vietnam war with the Vietnamese.

The Correct AnswerEverything. The Korean and Vietnam Wars never could have happened if not for the Cold War. They were clashes between Communism and Democracy in these Asian countries because the US and USSR could not fight without the danger of using nuclear weapons. North Vietnam and North Korea were both backed by the USSR and the People's Republic of China. South Korea and South Vietnam was backed by the US and other Free World countries. If the Cold War did not cause the Korean and Vietnam Wars.....what else did?