What Was The Cold War Inevitable?

The Cold War is considered a significant event in modern world history. Although, there were no actual bloodshed in this war, The Cold War is often described as a monumental moment in history. The Cold war was also frequently referred to as an arms race. As described on the website History.com, it is specifically “The name given to the tension that developed primarily between the United States and USSR after World War II”. The Cold War was a power struggle between communism and capitalism, and included a vast amount of tensions between the two nations. For example, one major issue during the Cold War was the threat of nuclear weapons; the Cold war created an atmosphere of fear and awareness of nuclear weapons. Once the Cold War ended it caused
One of these debates, on the ending of the war, are based on who won the war. The western world, specifically the United States believes that they won the war. Hover, countries such as Russia, a state created after the fall of the Soviet Union, believes that there was no winner to the war. Another argument surrounding the end of the war, is based on whether or not the end of the war was inevitable. Personally, I do believe that the ending to the Cold War was inevitable. I say this because the majority of the Cold War was an arms race, therefore the government spending to maintain this battle would eventually have caused one country's economy to fail; in this case it was the USSR’s economy. For example, If the United States economy began to suffer like the Soviet Union’s then the United States would be limited and unable to keep up with the Soviet’s achievements. Ultimately, whether one country succeeded over the other another reason the end of the war was inevitable is due to the increased belief in world peace. The United States and the USSR signed a peace treaty to ensure that tension from the Cold War didn’t stem into a nuclear war (Nyes). Furthermore, the ending of the Cold War was due to the increased tension within the Soviet Union, that maintaining presence in the war caused, Whether it had been the United States or the
Events that took place during the Cold War stand as an explanation for the current stature of the modern world. The incidents that lead to the end of the Cold War, although there are multiple explanations and theories to explain it, was due to the political and economic nature of the Soviet Union. The Cold War is the war in which tension between the USSR and United States increased. Although there was never an actual bloodshed war between the nations, the tension caused for a change in the economic, political and social nature of both nations. The Cold war also changed United States foreign policy, in regards to dealing with other nations. The end of the Cold War, had multiple repercussions on the world economy and lead to the creation of 13 new nations. The Cold War ended largely due to world leaders, policy, and social changes. I believe that the ending of the Cold War provides an significant example for future events and explains how nations and organizations became present in modern