Africa was involved in the Cold War as both the United States and the Soviet Union sought to expand their influence on the continent during decolonization. Many African nations gained independence in the 1950s and 1960s, becoming battlegrounds for competing ideologies, with the West often supporting capitalist regimes and the East backing socialist movements. Additionally, strategic resources and geopolitical interests, such as access to minerals and strategic locations, made Africa a focal point in the broader global rivalry between the superpowers. The Cold War also influenced local conflicts, as external powers provided military and financial support to various factions.
Angola was not involved in the Cold War
they were involved in the war because when britain was at war canada was at war too.
The people that were involved in the cold war was the Soviet Union, Communist world, and the non-communist world (The US and the USSR)
cold war between russia and america
Europeans heavily colonized many of the different countries in Africa. During the time of the cold war, there was a string of independence movements from many of the different countries in Africa with Libya being the first in 1952.
Africa was always too involved with APARTHEID to be involved with anything else.
Angola was not involved in the Cold War
no not at all they were not involved in the first world war
they were involved in the war because when britain was at war canada was at war too.
vietnam war and the cold war
Cold War
Yorktown, it was a place in the cold war
Africa
None. The Cold War was a "war" of nerves, words and political maneuvering. There were no guns involved (that's what made it a "cold" war).
The people that were involved in the cold war was the Soviet Union, Communist world, and the non-communist world (The US and the USSR)
People can only do what THEIR government gets them involved with.
your'e mum