Butter Battle Book Analysis

My assessment of the Cold War holds the fact that it was a war based on threat and innovation. In the Butter Battle book and the Cold War share similar characters which can help children learn about complex political issues during the war.

A major icon of the Cold War is the establishment and use of the "Berlin Wall".As researched, the Berlin Wall had a purpose to keep Western "fascists" from going into East Germany. The Berlin Wall stayed until November 9, 1989 as angry citizens attacked and chipped at the wall to escape prejudice from Germany. Its remnants are still a powerful reminder of the Cold War. Another event of the Cold War that made history was the ominous and fearful Cuban Missile Crisis. After the failure of the Bay Of Pigs mission where the united states tried to infiltrate Cuba with spies, Russia Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, agreed to Cuba on placing nuclear missiles in Cuba to further prevent harassment of Cuba. The movement of these missiles caught a great stir in America because Americans were fearing for the worse, nuclear war. This also spawned
The wall dividing the "Zooks" and Yook" represents the diversity in opinion of the Cold War between United States and Soviet Union and Berlin Wall. This is evident because of how crucial the role of the wall played in both events. The constant evolution of weaponry throughout the Butter Battle Book represents the Cuban Missile Crisis because both sides of the war were on a competition to create more innovative technological warfare in order to gain dominance against each other. The third comparison is shown when the The final innovative advance of the "Zooks" was the invention of the "Bitsy Big-Boy Boomeroo" which represented the nuclear bomb in the cold war. This nuclear bomb and the race to invent the best satellites between the United States and Soviet Union show the foreshadowing of the end of the Cold