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1. How did Cold War conflicts between the United States and the Soviet Union impact political ideologies around the world?

2 .Be sure to include details about the spread of democracy and Communism and the adoption of Socialism in various forms.

The Cold War significantly influenced the political picture of the world. America and the Soviet Union, through other countries, sought to impose their political ideals, namely democracy and communism. After the war ended, the Soviet Union continued to expand its influence by propagating its political ideals. The moment when Polish communism became a state regime, it was a double cause for concern for Western Europe and America. Because communism began to spread to central Europe, apart from the east. And if many non-communist states did not sympathize with the regime, the Soviets sought in every possible way to maintain communism as a political ideal. To that end, they faked elections, pressured the leaders of the state, and used many other fits of abuse to impose communism.

On the other hand, the first step in the expansion of American democracy can be seen through the Marshall Plan for the Restoration of Europe, which entailed $ 19 billion in war-torn Europe. Governments were to send the project to America, and if it satisfied the assistance, it would be provided. In this way, the Americans sought to maintain influence in Europe. Here is an excellent example of the spread of American democracy in Europe. After the withdrawal of British troops from the territory of Greece and Turkey, America saw the situation as an opportunity. These are essential geographical areas, and it was not in the interest of the US government to take over the Soviet Union in that part of Europe (and Asia). Therefore, the United States provided about $ 400 million in aid to these areas and thus imposed democratic principles in these countries. Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and Poland rapidly expanded communism, so Americans should not have stagnated.

Talking about Asia and Africa and their view of the Cold War, the situation is not at all simple. After decolonization in the second half of the twentieth century, these countries had many internal problems. However, many of them did not want to participate on either side in the Cold War, so the largest countries in this part of the world founded the Non-Aligned Movement. The movement implied neutrality on the Cold War, and it found sympathy in Europe so that Yugoslavia became part of this movement. The conflict of these opposing political forms during the Cold War may have gone without war between the Soviets and the united states. However, the direct or indirect interference with these policies has triggered some other conflicts such as the Korean War, the Israeli Arab conflict, the war between Somalia and Ethiopia. All these wars were the "demigods" of the conflicting political ideologies of the united states and the Soviet Union.

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