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Cold War

The nuclear arms race divided the world in a struggle as costly as any another war. East vs. West, Communism vs. Democracy, the Bear vs. the Eagle; all these were major factors in the lives of millions for 4 decades.

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How did us foreign policy contribute to the end of the cold war?

Our methods to contain communist expansion in the world and continued development of new nuclear and hydrogen bombs increased our power and contributed to the nuclear disaster in Russia and the end of the cold war.

Why did Warsaw Pact forces invade Czechoslovakia in 1968?

'The Czechoslovakian Communist Party decided reforms were needed and appointed

Dubcek Party Secretary. Dubcek's aims were to improve the standard of living and give the

people more freedom and to do this brought in a series of reforms including less state

control, free elections and the end of press censorship.'

'Soviet leaders feared that there would be further demands for even more freedom in

Czechoslovakia. If granted people in other Eastern European states would make demands.

This might destroy the rule of the Communist parties in these countries and in the end Soviet

control.'

The USSR feared that Czechoslovakia would ally with Yugoslavia, who had refused to join

the Warsaw Pact and Romania and would no longer attend meetings of the Pact.'

'Czechoslovakia was too important to the security of the Soviet Union to allow any change as

it was the one country which had borders with both West Germany and the USSR.'

Why was the space race important to both the US and USSR during the cold war?

because when a cat likes a whale there is a explosion. Frogs go every where and fraser barks at everyone. It is a terrible world to live in.

What was the iron curtain in World War 1?

a term used to describe the boundry of the USSR from the NATO countries

Was World War 2 the Main cause of the Cold war?

I believe the main cause of the cold war was the launching of men into outerspace. U.s. competed with russia to launch a man to the moon and we competed to see who could complete it first. It could be WWII but i dont think it was the only reason.

What country was the iron curtain in?

it spanded many countries, germany being the main one.

What is the problem with iron curtain?

One problem of the Iron Curtain was that it separated people from their families. Some parts of the wall were chain link fences while other parts were brick or cement and heavily guarded.

How did technology change during the cold war?

by the nuclear weapons or atomic weapons from WW2 a Russian man hacked the lesson of how to make destructive bombs in WW2 to make a cold war.

What where the key differences between us a Soviet Union politically?

The USA is a democratic republic, meaning people vote for people to vote for them.

The Soviet Union was Communist which is supposed to be the perfect system, it means equality so veryone would have the same rights and money and housing, etc. But all communist countries are corrupt so the government officials are higher up than all the people, and the people are treated poorly.

What would happen if the Cold War had never happened?

Something else.

It's kind of pointless to ask "what would happen if" in cases like this. You can make up just about anything you like, and who can say if it's correct or not?

At the very least, it would depend on WHY the Cold War never happened. If the Cold War never happened because the Russian imperial family successfully suppressed the Bolshevik Revolution, history would have taken one path; if it never happened because the Axis powers won World War II, it would almost certainly have taken a very different one.

Was the cold war one of the bloodiest wars in history?

A large majority of the cold war was fought in other countries land-but the main conflict was between Russia and the USA. The Cold War was made up of proxy wars, in Korea, Vietnam, and Afghanistan. Although I do not know the death toll, it was very, very bloody.

What were the origins and implications of the containment policy?

Short answer: President harry truman hated communism far more than roosevelt. His idea of containment was to stop communism spreading further. The implications were that it could cause a nuclear full scale war, as both superpowers had weapons strong enough to nuke each other several times over. Containment failed to win over the hearts of the american public when the americans couldnt handle vietnam. They called an action not a war. It caused outcry and devestation in both america and vietnam. Protests all over the street and many were killed. A popular one was : Hey hey LBJ, how many kids have you killed today? The war has many horrifying images such as the My Lai massacre. There were other wars too. Childrens bodies burned by napalm and forest destroyed by agent orange.

What brought Cold War to an end?

There are several factors that lead to the end of the Cold War.

These include the weakness of USSR's economy, 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, rivalry between the US & USSR and lastly, US's containment Policy.

What was the Nye committee during the cold war?

a United States Senate committee chaired by the Senator Gerald Nye.

Where was checkpoint charlie during the cold war?

This was the most famous connecting point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold war division of Germany into East Germany and West Germany, and Berlin into East Berlin and West Berlin. It was an opening in the Berlin Wall through which strictly limited travel was allowed. The USSR-dominated East German government prevented East Germans from crossing the Wall to the West, sometimes by shooting those who tried. West Berlin was an isolated enclave within the Eastern Zone until the Berlin Wall was torn down in 1989, leading to the 1990 reunification of Germany.

Checkpoint Charlie was in the Friedrichstadt section of the city, and was the only crossing point authorized for Allied military forces.

What impact did the cold war have on American education?

With the launch of Sputnik a whole lot of state and federal money poured into the schools. It was emphasized that getting a good education was our patriotic duty, our contribution to winning against the Soviets. Math and science classes were better funded and we had new books and equipment.

Does cold medicine affect the SCRAMx monitoring unit?

It's best to consult with the manufacturer of the SCRAMx monitoring unit or your healthcare provider to determine if cold medicine can affect the device's accuracy. Cold medicine containing alcohol may potentially impact the readings of the SCRAMx unit.

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