The influence of the cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union

(1) The Cold War brought about long-term confrontation and confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union and between the East and the West, which hindered the overall development of the world, divided Germany and Korea, and triggered local wars.

(2) Under the cold war environment, the United States and the Soviet Union were evenly matched, and the outbreak of a new world war was avoided for nearly half a century.

(3) Countries with different social systems learn from each other in different degrees in the long-term existence and use them for internal adjustment and reform, which promotes the overall development of the world.

(4) In the face of bipolar confrontation, developing countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America formed a non-aligned movement, gradually developed and expanded, and the third world rose.