The Bay Of Pigs During The Cold War

The Cold War had numerous affects on the United States foreign and domestic policy and way of life. Within the Cold War, individual events altered the United States for the better and worse. One result of the Bay of Pigs Invasion and communism becoming more prominent in Cuba was that Fidel Castro decided to militarily ally with the Soviets. This caused the spread of fear for enemies penetrating the government in the United States and people were attacked because they were accused of being communist. In the Arms Race, the development of nuclear weapons boosted the economy in the United States and the Soviet Union. Because of many events in the Cold War, the United States and the Soviets were affects multiple times.

The Bay of Pigs Invasion ended up causing much more fear of communism penetrating the United States government. After the Bay of Pigs Invasion, the Cubans became military allies with the Soviets. Being allied with the Soviets caused Cuba to be a stronger more communist country. With Cuba in the Americas, concerns for communism spreading in the United States grew extensively. The results of this were capitalists attacking people mistakenly accused of being communist attempting to ascend in the government. The results of the Bay of Pigs Invasion were the growth of tensions within the United States and fear of communism taking power.
The Soviets and the United States created many nuclear bombs in order to threaten the other side. The creation of nuclear weapons required a great deal of people for labor. They also wanted the nuclear weapons quickly which created even more jobs. The Arms Race was negative because it involved the creation of nuclear weapons but also benefited the economy by creating many