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even while they were fighting the cold war after the time period there were instances of deténte and warming relations- ideologies still clashing

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even when they were 'getting on' there was still rife distrust and mutual hostility, it was just in both's best interest to not turn that into violence at the time

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a lack of severing of diplomatic ties does not mean that ideology was not causing difficulties and disagreements that eventually led to the cold war

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in so many examples throughout history and indeed today, governments still do business with ideologies/regimes they oppose. The desire to generate GNP outweighs the level of distaste for that country

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the world was still in Post-WWI pacifism mode, once the Soviets settled down, it was in the USA's best interests to try and get along with them- they were employing american engineers etc. and giving them business

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even though at some points there was lower  tensions between the two nations, it does not mean that their ideologies ever ceased to be the driving force behind what eventually did cause problems between the two sides

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even though at some points there was lower  tensions between the two nations, it does not mean that their ideologies ever ceased to be the driving force behind what eventually did cause problems between the two sides

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just because they had bipolar ideologies does not mean they constantly wanted to kill each other

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Was FDR that worried about Nazis in 1933 when he recognised the USSR

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they didn't get on from 1933-38, they simply tolerated one another in order defeat a common enemy and where too focused on receiving the economy after the depression / wall street crash 

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they didn't get on from 1933-38, they simply tolerated one another in order defeat a common enemy and where too focused on receiving the economy after the depression / wall street crash 

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the were too focused on not being killed by Nazis

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Then how come they got on ok 1933-8 and 41-44?

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DISAGREE arguments, and counter arguments

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DISAGREE arguments, and counter arguments

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communists and capitalists ideologies meant that both sides felt they could not trust one another - (delay in opening up western front in war)

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communists and capitalists ideologies meant that both sides felt they could not trust one another - (delay in opening up western front in war)

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leaders couldnt see eye to eye because of their conflicting ideas about how a nation should be run 

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leaders couldnt see eye to eye because of their conflicting ideas about how a nation should be run 

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communism threatened american values and the american dream 

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communism threatened american values and the american dream 

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ideology can be pushed aside in order to achieve something in the meantime, doesn't mean a conflict is not going to happen later

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ideology fueled conflict through economics

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fundamentally, ideological differences are what caused the cold war because of the threat communism posed to capitalist society 

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fundamentally, ideological differences are what caused the cold war because of the threat communism posed to capitalist society 

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American like having something to do (i.e. someone to be at war with) - part of their ideologies