THE COLD WAR AND U.S

The Cold War and U.S Diplomacy

Table of Contents

Introduction1

Discussion2

Life during the Cold War2

President Jimmy Earl Carter and U.S. diplomatic efforts2

Diplomatic doctrine3

Effects of these diplomatic efforts for the U.S. and other countries5

Conclusion6

References7

Cold war and U.S diplomacy

Introduction

It's called Cold War ideological confrontation that took place during the twentieth century, from 1945 (end of World War II) until the end of the USSR and the fall of communism that occurred between 1989 (fall of the Berlin Wall) and 1991 (coup in the USSR), including block - capitalist West led by America, and Eastern-communist, led by the Soviet Union. This confrontation took place at the political, ideological, economic, technological, military and informative. None of the two blocks ever took direct action against the other, why the conflict was called cold war. Cold War still remains a subject of debate with some revisionist historians putting it in 1919 for Allied intervention in Russian Civil War. Although schools to determine the cause of uncertainty of the Cold War, Soviet scientists put a more traditional focus on foreign policy after Russia's aggressive, World War II. Soviet repression of the democratic elections in Poland in 1946 and Stalin's speech for forecasting the global fight against the West was soon followed by speeches of Winston Churchill's March, denouncing the "iron curtain" descending across Europe. Action after the speech, as both sides insisted on the advantage in the series of crises (Roskin & Berry , 2010).

During the war, Soviet actions presaged his post after the war: Soviet troops who entered Iran with British troops in 1941 to avoid bias axis, refused to leave, in accordance with the agreed timetable. Use of military influence, the Council demanded territorial concessions in Tehran and Western powers to persuade the Russian economy reduced their strength. Meanwhile, communist rebels, government pressure on the Greek monarchy.

Discussion

Life during the Cold War

The freezing conflict touched numerous aspects of American communal and heritage life, from the municipal privileges movement to survival ism, from Hollywood to the universities. The nuclear threat—and the Communist menace lurking behind it—brought the National Defense Education Act, the interstate highway system, and growing mistrust of government by both liberals and conservatives. There are some excellent online resources which are very useful for examining the more combats that took location during this period (Roskin & Berry , 2010).

Reagan thought that the Cold War was winnable, if the United States (and the West) revived its political, military, fiscal, and moral strength; pressured the moral, political, and fiscal weaknesses of the Soviet empire from without and endorsed the peoples within to shove for their freedom; and negotiated with Moscow simply from a placement of strength and for verifiable treaties. Echoing NSC 68's call in 1950 “to frustrate the Kremlin design,” his ultimate objective was to undermine the Soviet Union through and a head strategy of freedom. (2) As well as the time after it was not republican in intellectual, policy, or media circles to represent the East-West disagree in moral terms, let alone consider options to détente, ...