Both were military alliances based on collective defense. NATO was formed by the US and Western European countries to counter Soviet expansion, while the Warsaw Pact was formed by the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries in response to NATO.

Both were movements in Eastern Europe seeking greater freedom and democracy, challenging Soviet control. Both were ultimately crushed by the Soviet Union, demonstrating its commitment to maintaining its sphere of influence.

Capitalism is characterized by private ownership and market-based resource allocation, while socialism is characterized by collective ownership and central planning. They represent opposing economic systems during the Cold War.

Free-market policies reduce government intervention and promote free trade, while government intervention involves state control and regulation of the economy. They represent different approaches to economic development.

India's independence was largely achieved through nonviolent resistance, while Algeria's independence was achieved through a violent war of independence. Both led to significant political and social changes.

Both were tools of foreign policy used during the Cold War. The Marshall Plan aimed to rebuild Western Europe and promote capitalism, while Soviet foreign aid aimed to spread socialism.

The US followed a capitalist system with private ownership and market-based allocation, while the Soviet Union implemented a command economy with government control over most economic activities.

The US promoted a liberal, individualistic culture, while the Soviet Union promoted a collectivistic culture. These rival ideologies influenced cultural institutions and propaganda efforts.

Export-Oriented Industrialization focuses on increasing exports to stimulate economic growth, while a Command Economy is government controlled most economic activities.

Decolonization in Asia and Africa was driven by anti-imperialist movements after WWII. In Asia, India gained independence through non-violent means, while in Africa, countries like Algeria experienced violent conflicts for independence.

A leader of the Indian independence movement, advocating for nonviolent resistance.

The first Prime Minister of India, a key figure in the Indian independence movement.

The leader of the 26th of July Movement who overthrew Fulgencio Batista in Cuba.

The socialist president of Chile who was overthrown in a US-backed coup in 1973.

The US-backed dictator in Cuba overthrown by Fidel Castro in 1959.

Cultural Institutions were created to promote each side's ideology. United States Information Agency (USIA).

Cultural Institutions were created to promote each side's ideology. Soviet Peace Committee.

Causes: WWII fueled anti-imperialism, nationalist movements gained momentum. Effects: Independence of India, Pakistan, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

Causes: Ideological struggle between capitalism and socialism. Effects: Emergence of rival economic systems, economic aid as a foreign policy tool, and the formation of economic blocs.

Causes: Perceived threat of Soviet expansion. Effects: Military alliance between the US, Canada, and Western European countries, based on collective defense.

Causes: Formation of NATO. Effects: Military alliance between the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries, based on collective defense.

Causes: Desire for freedom and democracy in Eastern Europe. Effects: Crushing of the revolution by the Soviet Union, highlighting its determination to maintain control.

Causes: Desire for political liberalization and reforms in Czechoslovakia. Effects: Crushing of the movement by the Soviet Union, demonstrating its commitment to suppressing dissent.

Causes: Overthrow of the US-backed dictator Fulgencio Batista by Fidel Castro's 26th of July Movement. Effects: Establishment of a communist regime in Cuba, leading to political and economic changes.

Causes: Opposition to Salvador Allende's socialist government by the US. Effects: Overthrow of Allende, leading to a military dictatorship and significant political repression.

Causes: Anti-colonial sentiments and desire for independence in Kenya. Effects: Key factor in Kenya's independence in 1963, leading to political and social changes.

Causes: Desire for independence from French colonial rule. Effects: Algeria's independence in 1962, but after a violent and protracted conflict.