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Ideological differences did not cause the cold war. Nuclear Weapons caused the cold war.
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Why what was the cold war?
Answer:The Cold War was an ideological war between the Soviet Union and the United States. The Cold War was stated to start after WW2 (1946) and ended from the collapse of the Berlin Wall (1990).(During the Cold War the Korean and Vietnam war occured as well as the Cuban Missile Crisis).- K2
To what extent was the Cold War an ideological war?
The cold war was a war of ideologies. Not a war as people think of a war...killing, shooting, bombing, destruction, ships sinking, cities burning, etc. It was called a COLD war because the name fit. Before the cold war, everyone knew what a WAR was. But no one knew what to call a potential war that never happened; so we called it a COLD WAR.
What cause the US to get involve in the Vietnam war?
The cold war.
What cause the crisis of the 1780s?
the cold war
What was the major cause of the cold war?
Communism
What do you call a religious split?
war of ideological differences.
What are the causes of cold war and its emergence?
The major cause for the Cold War were Ideological difference between the two super blocs viz. USA - supporting capitalism and USSR supporting Communism
The ideological basis of the cold war was conflict between communism and?
capitalism
The Cold War was mainly an ideological struggle between the Soviet Union and?
the u.s. or U.S.A.
Which was an underlying ideological cause of the Revolutionary War?
colonial fear of losing their rights
Did churchill cause the cold war?
Churchill did not cause the cold war. Nuclear weapons caused the cold war.
How does the iron curtain relate to the cold war?
the iron curtain pertains to the ideological and political division of Europe; and this is part of the US-USSR clash: known as the cold war
Which of following is most correctly identified as an underlying ideological cause of the Revolutionary War?
declaration of independence
Why what was the cold war?
Answer:The Cold War was an ideological war between the Soviet Union and the United States. The Cold War was stated to start after WW2 (1946) and ended from the collapse of the Berlin Wall (1990).(During the Cold War the Korean and Vietnam war occured as well as the Cuban Missile Crisis).- K2
To what extent was the Cold War an ideological war?
The cold war was a war of ideologies. Not a war as people think of a war...killing, shooting, bombing, destruction, ships sinking, cities burning, etc. It was called a COLD war because the name fit. Before the cold war, everyone knew what a WAR was. But no one knew what to call a potential war that never happened; so we called it a COLD WAR.
What is the MOST correctly identified as an underlying ideological cause of the Revolutionary War?
Plato... taxation without representation
Differences between hot and cold war?
Bullets and words.
