Cold Wars Impact: Ideological Rivalry, Atomic Devastation, and Shifting Global Dynamics

Name Professor Course Code Date The Cold war. The Cold war began at the end of World war II between the United States and the Soviet Union and its allies. It was termed a cold war since there were no vigorous fights between the two superpowers. Still, the main conflict was an ideological and geopolitical struggle for global influence between the two superpowers, sports rivalry, technological competitions, and psychological warfare (Thompson 4). The cold war led to American domestic life alteration and atomic devastation in the conflicting nations. The grea