Essays on Cold War Page 2

The Cold War began in 1947 and terminated in 1991. The Cold War was the international confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union by using the economy and diplomatic information without military power. The capitalism of the United State and communism of the Soviet Union were completely different ideas, which led to the…

The Cold War was a hollow and fearful time for the United States. The Cold War was not a physical ground war but an era of history between the late ’40s and early ’90s where the United States and the Soviet Union were on the brink of Nuclear War. After the end of the second…

Eric Schlosser’s Command and Control is a well-formed, investigated analysis of the Cold War and America’s expansion and deployment of its nuclear weapons. Addressing the Damascus accident and how people are only provided with an illusion of control. Depicting tremendous courage, unprecedented reports of calamity, many near mishaps in the last 50 years. The rhetorical…

The saying, “Like what you do, and then you will do your best” holds true for one particular woman who worked for NASA during all of the Apollo trials and the Space Race between the United States and the Soviet Union. Katherine Johnson is a resilient and brave African American that worked nonstop to prove…

During the Cold War there were many different stages that were the diplomatic political playground of the major world powers. The stage in this research paper will focus on is the island country of Cuba. Cuba was a hotbed for communism and coups during the Cold War and especially during the early 1960’s. In this…

The “national interests” are the goals set forth by the administration of the country. These are goals and issues that are prioritized and considered with every national and international decision. When nations evaluate their national interests they do so through developing the four P’s Power, Peace, Prosperity, and Principle. The 4 P’s are the values…