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I think you are getting it back the front.
After World War Two there were two major world powers - the USA and the Soviet Union. Both had been very distrustful of each other before the war, but were allies during the war due to a common enemy. In the post war era both sides went back to their mutual mistrust.
Since the war had changed the balance of power in the world, both sides feared the other side, thinking they would try to expand their influence and possibly overthrow them.
This led to the cold war.
So the presence of two superpowers led to the cold war, not the cold war leading to two superpowers.... in fact the cold war finally led to the collapse of one of the superpowers (USSR)
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Why did the Cold War start and how did it develop over its first three decades?
The cold war started in 1945 after the World War II. The cold war was between Russia and some of the western countries. The existence of the nuclear weapons is what led to the development of the Cold war.
What was the reasons for the end of the cold war?
The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was the reason for the end of the Cold War.
What were three major battles fought in the cold war?
so what were the major battles of the cold war and why
Fighting during the cold war actually started in which country?
It actually started in the Soviet Union
What kind of sandwich started the cold war?
cheese and pickle sanwich
