Balance of Power after the Cold War.
After the second world war, a persistent political conflict between the United States, the Soviet Union, and their allies came to be known as the Cold War.
What is the Cold War?
After the second world war, a persistent political conflict between the United States, the Soviet Union, and their allies came to be known as the Cold War. George Orwell gave this rivalry between the two superpowers its first term in a 1945 article.
The idea of "balance of power" is crucial for analyzing the cold war, which in principle was successful in preventing any major wars between 1945 and 1989. Communism vs democracy, USSR and its allies versus USA and its allies, were concepts based on ideologies. A situation in which peace is guaranteed by upholding an equilibrium of alliances between major countries is one in which there is a balance of power. Alliances, territory (spheres of influence), and military capacities were the three factors that evolved during the cold war and contributed to the balance of power scenario.
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<em>Civil wars and foreign invasions showed that the empire had become too large to be ruled by one person.</em> :-)
Answer:
The treaties at the End of World War I completely changed the map of the world and had a huge impact on the subsequent events.
Explanation:
The treaty of Versailles was signed in June 1919 and consisted of the great powers of the world who had fought in the war. The Axis were made to give reparations and had to either free large parts of lands or give them to the Allies.
The Ottoman Empire was allied with Germany and both of them lost the power. The Ottoman Empire was eventually broken up which had an impact on Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Greece, Armenia, Bulgaria among other countries gained Independence. The Middle East completely changed with the formation of Iraq and eventually Saudi Arabia with a British Mandate for Palestine.
In Europe, Germany also had to give up a lot of land. The Mighty Austro-Hungarian Empire also ceased to exist.
