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The USSR and the USA were left as two superpowers with political and economic differences as a result of the Cold War that split the temporary wartime alliance against the Nazi Germany.

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The causes of the Cold War highlight how ideological differences and power struggles shaped global politics. Fear, suspicion, and competition between the Western bloc and the Soviet Union were key in intensifying tensions and shaping the post-World War II era.

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Finally, I consider that it wasn't necessary to establish all these divisions by building the Berlin Wall as well as the emergence of The Marshall Plan and The Cominform, since it resulted in huge geopolitical conflicts.

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Cuban Missile Crisis and Vietnam War (1965-1975)

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Cuban Missile Crisis and Vietnam War (1965-1975)

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The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, leaving the US as the unipolar world leader. Even though there was an end to the war. Thousands of people died, finances decreased, and lots os punishments were established just because two fronts wanted to have major influence in the world, instead of helping each other and the rest of the world. It shows us that people do whatever they want in order to gain more power.