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What did the US call their alliance during the cold war?
NATO
What was the US defensive military alliance after World War 2 called?
After WW II, in the era of the Cold War, the defensive military alliance was (and remains) NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
What alliance bodies were formed surrounding the Cold War?
NATO - the greatest influence in this alliance was the US. Most of West Europe was in NATO Warsaw Pact - led by the USSR. Most of east Europe was in this alliance.
What was the name of the US Cold War alliance?
The primary U.S. alliance during the Cold War was NATO, or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, established in 1949. NATO was formed to provide collective security against the Soviet Union and its allies. The alliance included several Western European nations, Canada, and the United States, aiming to counter the spread of communism and promote mutual defense.
How does bin Laden relate to the Cold War?
During the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, in the latter part of the Cold War, bin Laden was (amazingly enough) an ally of the US, and received US military aid to help him oppose the Soviet invasion.
What was the US alliance in the cold war known as?
Nato
What did the US call their alliance during the cold war?
NATO
What was US's views on the Vietnam war?
Part of the cold war.
Why did the US become of the Vietnam War?
Part of the cold war.
What was the US defensive military alliance after World War 2 called?
After WW II, in the era of the Cold War, the defensive military alliance was (and remains) NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
What alliance bodies were formed surrounding the Cold War?
NATO - the greatest influence in this alliance was the US. Most of West Europe was in NATO Warsaw Pact - led by the USSR. Most of east Europe was in this alliance.
What was the main reason US entered the Vietnam War?
Part of the cold war.
Did the us and france enter the cold war after world war 2?
No countries really 'entered' the Cold war, this was not an official 'declared' war. It was so called because of the opposing ideology of the Soviet system and the democratic western countries who made up the NATO Alliance. France was part of NATO until 1966 and then left.
Was the alliance between the Soviet Union and the US strengthened by World War 2?
It should have been, but it was not.The Cold War started soon after WW2.
Why did US join Vietnam?
To fight communism; part of the cold war.
What were the goals of the US in southeast Asia?
During the Cold War era, the only US objective in southeast Asia was to prevent nations from becoming communist. It was felt at the time (incorrectly) that all communist nations were necessarily part of a global, anti-American alliance.
What was the name of the US Cold War alliance?
The primary U.S. alliance during the Cold War was NATO, or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, established in 1949. NATO was formed to provide collective security against the Soviet Union and its allies. The alliance included several Western European nations, Canada, and the United States, aiming to counter the spread of communism and promote mutual defense.
