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Well the event which ended the Cold War was the dissolution of the Soviet Union. When the Eastern Bloc nations began to allow free passage to the west and their governments fell, it was a domino effect and by 1992, the Cold War was over.
As to what factors caused this, they are many. For one, the Communist system simply does not work as was evidenced by the inability of the system to endure hardship and change. Additionally, the USSR overspent itself on supplying arms to Communist movements all over the world as well as its decade-long invasion of Afghanistan. Additionally, they had to compete with the U.S. defense buildup in the 1980's by President Reagan.
Finally, individuals like the Pope and Reagan appealed directly to the people that they didn't have to live in a totalitarian system. It was the people who wanted change and they brought down the system, ultimately.
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What were the important event that ended the cold war?
It was the breakup of the Soviet Union.
What year did the cold war ended?
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Which two countries were on opposite sides of the Cold War?
The United States and the Soviet Union were the two countries on opposite sides during the Cold War. The Cold War ended in 1991.
Did SDI end the Cold War?
No, SDI alone did not end the Cold War. The Cold War ultimately ended in 1991 when the USSR was unable to keep up the pace financially of building nuclear weapons.
What treaty ended the cold war?
The Cold War unofficially ended, with no treaty.
