For starters, if you believe that a court has wronged you, you can seek justice from courts of appeal that revise the decision to make sure that it was properly made. If you still think that they've wronged you after that, you can ask for the help of the supreme court which checks whether it was constitutional what they did. There are many steps that you can undertake.
To begin, it didn't promote "peace" as much as it promoted a "cold war" which is the whole point of the name, Cold War.
Nuclear Weapons essentially forced the US and the Soviet Union into an uncomfortable draw.
They knew they couldn't fight each other directly so they fought each other in a series of devastating proxy wars around the world.
Before the mid-1970s, vice presidents usually found that their main job was <u>waiting</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
In the early times, there was no office for the vice president in the United States, as they started getting independence, there were new laws and rules for the constitution and thus making an office for the vice president and giving him only some powers to be executed.
But there were much more increase in the role of the president in later times and the vice president now is given all the powers of the president to be executed in case the president dismisses, dies or leaves the office due to any reason.