Definition: Cold war refers to a period of intense rivalry between two superpowers: the US (United States) and the Soviet Union (Soviet Union). During this time, both sides engaged in several significant conflicts, including nuclear weapons tests, missile launches, and proxy wars. Cold war is often viewed as a result of disagreements over issues such as the balance of power, the spread of communism, and territorial disputes between two superpowers.
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