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Who: Reagan, Stalin, Truman , and Khrushchev
What: High tensions and proxy wars for 50 years
Where: Worldwide
When: 1945-1991
Why: Competition between Soviets and USA for political domination

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Who: U.S. & Soviet Union
What: Tension between nations
When: 1947-1991
How: Through propaganda, espionage, military coalitions, economic aid, etc.
- there were no physical battles in the war

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Between the United States and Russia
It was a political dispute between Democratic and Communist Nations
Eastern Europe, Vietnam, Korea, Cuba, Turkey.
Between 1946-1991
It was a clash of ideologies between Russia's communist party led by Stalin and the United State's Harry Truman. It led to a nuclear arms race and multiple puppet wars in smaller countries to influence communism and democracy.

Major events and people
Bay of pigs
Vietnam
Korea
Berlin Wall
Ronald Reagan- GOAT
Stalin
Mao Zedong
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Space race
Mig 25 Foxbat

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nerf miner

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Who: US and Russia (& their spheres of influence)
When: It was post-WW2 till the fall of the USSR.
Where: All over the world, via proxy wars
What: Tensions/arms race between US and Russia. It was also a race for global influence. Mutually assured destruction with nuclear/atom bombs between the US and Russia is what prevented all-out war, but also kept tensions high.
Why: It arose because of differences in ideology and philosophy (primarily Communism vs Democracy)

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The cold war was between the Soviet led Warsaw Pact and the American led NATO. The two alliances fought over influence in the world. Civil wars would rage across the world with both sides being supported by America and the Soviets

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The USSR was independent from Russia being the one of the only communist countries to exist. This lead the US to be very careful with the USSR

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Soviet Union vs USA, nuclear war buildup, Communism vs Capitalism, post-world war II to (1980?), two countries competing to become prominent world power, scare at home

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The cold war was a series of political and nuclear tensions between the US and the Soviet Union+allies during 1947.

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geopolitical tension between soviet union and the US. Two of the worlds largest global powers

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geopolitical tension between soviet union and the US. Two of the worlds largest global powers

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Who: Between the United States (and democratic/capitalist Allies) and the Soviet Union (and its Communist Allies)
What: Ideological conflict between communism and capitalism that had proxy wars (trying to spread the dominant belief to new states) + also advanced into an arms race
Where: Proxy wars/conflicts occurred in Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, Afghanistan
When: After WW2 until 1989 (Berlin wall fell + Soviet Union collapsed)
Why: Both the Soviet Union and the U.S wanted their own ideology to be the dominant power + wanted to intervene in rising states to ensure this

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US and soviet union conflict

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Conflict between Russia and United States

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The reunification of Germany helped end the war.

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Resulted in Anti-Communism suspicions from the American Communist Party

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Resulted in Anti-Communism suspicions from the American Communist Party

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The Berlin Wall separated capitalist western Germany (american influence) from eastern Germany (Russian influence). Represented the division between the two forms of government.

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Who: the United States and Russia (Soviet Union)
What: Tensions between the nuclear forces of both countries and general technology (moon race)

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prevented all out nuclear war by refusing to fire a nuclear warhead during the Cuban missile crisis

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U.S. and Russia have conflicts over nuclear arms (mid 1900s-late 1900s)

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Soviet Union

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The US and the Soviet Union were the most powerful forces at the end of WWII, and they had different political governments. Since the US was Democratic and Soviet Union was Communist, there was already a large difference between the two.  Other tensions such as the creation of nuclear weapons and US fear of Communism led to the conflict.

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Berlin wall