The Cold War was not just a struggle between the Uniteed States and the Soviet Union ... It involved the entinre world. Do you agree with this statement

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13 November, 18:19

The Cold War was not just a struggle between the Uniteed States and the Soviet Union ... It involved the entinre world. Do you agree with this statement

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Rambler · Answer 1

Yes, I do.

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The Cold War (1947-1991) was a global confrontation era. Two superpowers vied for hegemony, they represented opposed ideologies, economic and political systems. The other countries of the world often had to choose one side. Rivalry took place diplomatically, as an arms race, and sometimes in real conflicts (but never in a direct clash between the two big ones). The US and the Soviet Union built formal or informal alliances on all continents. Very often, proxy wars were fought between governments and guerrillas with different ideological profile and they were bnoth supported by either the Soviet Union of the USA.