Cold War

Yes, in many ways it was.

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The Allied side was democratic.

The Soviet Union, and the US

It was mainly politicial beleifs; the USSR was communist, the USA was a Democracy. Also, after WWII, Stalin wanted reperations from Germany while the US and Britain focused on helping Germany recover. The Democratic powers were also worried because large areas of Eastern Europe were falling unded Soviet control. Also History plays in; the US had tried to destroy the Russian Revolution in 1918, and Britain and the US could not forget that the USSR had signed the Nazi-Soviet pact in 1939. Also, it was just the diversity between the two countries; both thought they were right, both side saw each event differently, and that just made them hate each other even more.

Truman Doctrine contributed to the development of the Cold War by promising economic aid to any country that was threatened by communism.

The main reason the Cold war did not end in World War III, was because of something called MAD, or mutally assured destruction, which basically means that if any one country were to launch nuclear weapons at another, the other country would retaliate and launch more of there own, and both countries would be destroyed.

America, Britain, Canada, France and other NATO countries facing the Soviet Union

America supported NATO

The Soviet Union (The USSR). They fought against the USSR. The Cold War was a war in which the USSR and The USA each sought to prove their individual dominance and the dominance of their ideologies (Communism and Capitalism respectively). This war was fought in countless fields - proxy wars being the most publised form of conflict but followed closely by the arms race, the space race and comparing their economies. The American government supported the South Vietnamese in the Vietnam war, they introduced the Marshall plan which simply bribe European countries to adopt capitalist regimes in exchange for money and other aid etc. The American government was very involved in the Cold War and took part in many conflicts of interest (Germany, Cuba, Poland etc.) This is a very simple explanation of what the American government did in the war, but they basically retalliated to any thing the USSR did and also acted first in trying to prove their dominance.

It meant better development of fighters, bombers and missiles.

the berlin wall was mean and sovjet and usa hated each other and also war happened and war not good it killed many people on cuba

A hot war is a shooting war. The Cold War had no shooting; it was a period of "diplomatic estrangement" - a fancy way of saying we hated the Soviets and they hated us right back, and we spied on each other a LOT but we didn't attack with armed troops.

During the Yelta conference many deals were made, for example the West agreed to not expand NATO, and also they agreed to not interfere in the pro-communist government. And lastly was to give the Soviet Union money to help them rebuild after WW2, which came to about 7 billion dollars, all of these promises were broken in the future

The cold war ended by the fall of the soviet union in 1991, and the cold war it is broken into many other categories in the Space race the Soviets won by number of achievements, but the US got to the moon first. In the nuclear race the Soviet Union won by developing the most powerful and numerous nuclear weapons in the world (Tsar Bomb, Topol M missiles). But in the stability and the country that is still standing is the US.

There are two kinds of gunpowder, "black powder" and "smokeless powder." I put them in quotes because all gunpowder is black, and all of it smokes when it burns.

Both are used in modern warfare.

Black powder is primarily used as a delay element in other explosives. If you want to build an explosive device that has a time delay between initiating the explosion and the explosion occurring - hand grenades are a prime example - you put a column of black powder between the initiator and the explosive.

Smokeless powder is the propellant in every rifle, shotgun, pistol, shoulder-fired rocket, artillery round, etc., etc., etc., used in the world today.

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Well, under Soviet / Socialist rule Eastern europe did better than before but wasn't in perfect shape and their were still many problems.

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed.

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A lot of money were spent on space exploration, on arms race, so people lived in terrible conditions. Femine was frequent after a bad harvest. They couldn't learn anything about the capitalist countries because it was prohibited to listen to foreign radios, or travelling abroad to the West. They were fed by lies about the life in the West.

During the Korean War, Chinese people were affected in that so called Volunteers from China were sent to help the North Koreans. The result was the deaths of many Chinese soldiers. The Korean War was just one part of the "Cold War".

The Korean War started as a result from the cold war. The Korean War was one of the first armed conflicts of the Capitalism v. Communism "cold war". How did the actual cold war affect South Koreans? Very little, however, the actual Korean War affected them greatly. The US essentially destroyed all of North Korea thanks to explosives and napalm. Meanwhile, down south, the US managed to destroy all of that country as well. The murders, rapes, and bombing of the US (yes, America bombed, quite often, South Korea) mixed with the attacking North Koreans and Chinese killed millions of South Koreans.