DBQ: Cold War

War does not necessarily need to fight physical weapons. Between 1947 and 1991, military tensions and ideological conflicts have arisen. The Cold War is defined as the state of political hostility among states, especially as threats, violent propaganda, destructive activities, and other measures lacking in open warfare. The cause of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviets was mutual distrust that occurred during the Second World War, intense competition between the two superpowers, and a conflicting ideology.

& Lt; Tab / & gt; During the Cold War, actual weapons were not used during the war. Returning to the term "Cold War," he says that war has never "intensified" by weapons of mass destruction. Nuclear weapons, biological weapons, chemical weapons were not used during the Cold War. Instead, these countries fight in the forefront and other kinds of non-violent ways. However, during the Cold War, the two sides made several new weapons. Meanwhile, the Soviet Union made its own atomic bomb, and a hydrogen bomb (H-Bomb) was originally made in the United States. The absence of these two weapons of mass destruction better suggests the phrase "Cold war". In some way, if there is weapons of mass destruction against opponent's enemies, the country responsible for it must help recover and restore the damage that has occurred. "They agree that each will support one or more attackers if such armed attacks occur" (DBQ 4)

Since the Cold War Cold War was an era after the Second World War, the United States of America (the Soviet Socialist Republic of the Soviet Union) had a different view on what the new world should be like from 1945 to 1991. I like it. For decades, the Cold War has attracted international attention. There were many big clashes. Conflict involves the Vietnam War, the Korean War, and many other wars. However, for most people, the Cold War is to create and use weapons of mass destruction.

Can you avoid the Cold War? Discuss important ideas on the origin of the Cold War. The Cold War was a product of the conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union and was reflected in conflicts of interest to politics, ideology, and military (Baylis et al. 2010, p 51) and lasted nearly half a century and eventually the former Soviet Union Disbanded. But in this article the Cold War discusses the inevitable orthodox opinion, the recognition of revisionism for the origin of the cold zone, and the third perspective - after the revisionism. Orthodox or traditional view refers to the proliferation of the Soviet Union that caused America's instability until the 1960s, and dominated American historians. They believe that Stalin violates the principles agreed upon by Yalta, adopts Eastern European "expansionism" policy, and attempts to disseminate communism all over the world.