The Cold War

The Cold A Battle of Global Ideologies provides students with an objective look at opposing ideals that caused increasing tensions between major global players in the wake of World War II, and how those tensions ultimately led to the Cold War. This book illustrates the key events that led to the Cold War, as well as the outcome and the global repercussions of the conflict. The text focuses on the ideological battle that developed between the United States and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics as these nations rose to power after the resolution of the Second World War. It helps students understand how the diametrically opposed ideologies of capitalism and Communism led to a global battle of ideals. Each chapter includes a focus question, historical text, discussion questions, and a comparative essay to help the student make relevant, historical connections and formulate a logical interpretation of the events. Providing a deep understanding of what led to the conflict, The Cold War is an excellent resource for world history courses. Peter Tsahiridis is a United States Marine who earned his J.D. at the Appalachian School of Law and two master's degrees, one in history from the American Military University and another in psychology from Northcentral University. He teaches history courses at Missouri State University. His research interests include African American history during the Great Depression, military history, and the history of the Middle East. Other Cognella titles by Peter United States History to 1877: Times of Change and Challenge (First Edition)