Review:
Cold War Era And Its Impact On Global Politics
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The Cold War era refers to the period of tension and competition between the United States and the Soviet Union from the end of World War II in 1945 to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. This period had a significant impact on global politics, shaping international relations, military strategy, and economic policies.
Key Features
- Military build-up and arms race
- Ideological competition between capitalism and communism
- Proxy wars and interventions in developing countries
- Nuclear proliferation and mutual assured destruction
- Space race and technological advancements
Pros
- Increased awareness of human rights and global cooperation
- Technological advancements in space exploration and communication
- Stimulated economic growth through competition
Cons
- Heightened tensions leading to proxy wars and conflicts
- Arms race resulting in widespread proliferation of nuclear weapons
- Divisive ideological competition leading to political polarization