Why The United States Won The Cold War?

The Cold War was the brutal war between the U.S.S.R and the U.S over differences of methods of sustained overt military action. The U.S.S.R and the U.S were both huge superpowers of the world, and quite frankly the two biggest and most powerful nations. The U.S is known to have won the Cold War, but could that have all been changed with a few different occasions and the U.S.S.R winning the cold war? The Cold War was won by the U.S because they were the stronger of the two superpowers and there was no chance at the time of the U.S.S.R winning the cold war, due to their poor management. So if things were different and the Soviets were the more powerful of the two superpowers there would have been many changes to the world then and those
The Soviet Union faced so many issues that caused their downfall, if the Soviet Union was to win the cold war then most likely all of their tragic flaws would have happened to the U.S instead of them. The U.S would have faced major military force against them, a very weak, collapsing government, as well as many nationalist and communist movements, all of which the Soviet Union had faced. So let’s say that the Soviet Union had won the cold war over the U.S and communism was won over capitalism. There would have been the obvious outcome that we already touched on of the U.S failing and collapsing. The Berlin Wall would most likely still be standing today and never been torn down, communism would be powering over the world, the Warsaw Pact could have never been signed, along with NATO being formed, and the Truman doctrine could have never been created. All of these things affected the world a ton then and they still affect our world today. For example the Truman Doctrine was formed so that the U.S would help countries that were struggling against communism, so if the Soviet Union had won then this form of doctrine could have been created but it would have been switched to the Soviet Union helping countries struggling against