How did cold war influenced global politics and conflicts during that era.
They do exists. Whatever we've think or try to do and act it becomes a part of our life and these small things and small experience is culminate into what is called the conscience. It is this very conscience which help us in deciding something and we name it as gut feeling or intuition. ThinkRead more
They do exists.
Whatever we’ve think or try to do and act it becomes a part of our life and these small things and small experience is culminate into what is called the conscience. It is this very conscience which help us in deciding something and we name it as gut feeling or intuition.
Think of a thief can he be a person whose got feeling is good about something no because he has done theft so many times that he is conscience is dead and just we cannot him can he be a person whose got feeling is good about something no because he has done theft so many times that he is conscience is dead and that’s we cannot expect him to be someone whose intuitions will work positively.
However we should not be completely dependent on good feelings and intuitions because has been know the victory of rational man over emotional man that is why rationality and logic should also be there to back us in our decisions.
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During the Cold War, which lasted roughly from the late 1940s to the early 1990s, global politics and conflicts were heavily influenced in several ways: Bi-Polar World: The Cold War created a bi-polar world dominated by two superpowers, the United States (USA) and the Soviet Union (USSR). CountriesRead more
During the Cold War, which lasted roughly from the late 1940s to the early 1990s, global politics and conflicts were heavily influenced in several ways:
- Bi-Polar World: The Cold War created a bi-polar world dominated by two superpowers, the United States (USA) and the Soviet Union (USSR). Countries aligned themselves with either side, leading to alliances like NATO (led by the USA) and the Warsaw Pact (led by the USSR).
- Arms Race: There was a fierce competition between the USA and the USSR to develop and stockpile nuclear weapons and other military technologies. This arms race heightened global tensions and influenced military strategies worldwide.
- Proxy Wars: Instead of direct military confrontation, both sides engaged in proxy wars in various parts of the world. Examples include the Korean War, Vietnam War, and conflicts in Africa and Latin America, where local factions supported by the USA and USSR fought each other.
- Ideological Competition: The Cold War was also an ideological struggle between capitalism (represented by the USA) and communism (represented by the USSR). This competition influenced political ideologies, policies, and alliances across the globe.
- Globalization of Conflicts: Conflicts during the Cold War often took on a global dimension as superpowers and their allies intervened in the affairs of other countries, leading to instability and long-lasting effects on regional politics.
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