The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "A Vietnam." Vietnam <span>was never divided into separate democratic and communist countries. There was also a big war that happened in Vietnam that brought a lot of changes.</span>
WW1 had set the stage for WW1 during the 20th century due to imperialist nations who competed and developed alliances, militarism, imperialism, and nationalism. These techniques were often used to gain power and territory, but the clash between major players developed wars. For example, Germany developed a militaristic sense after its shortage of power due to WW1 and the worldwide economic decline. The German people had no choice but to let Hitler "save" them, after observing the poor conditions the country was in. Alliances caused a chain reaction and caused rivalries, leading to the second world war.
The statement is - True.
If we take in consideration the events that took place, and how each industrialized nation was behaving, it can easily be said that each of them thought that their own nation and culture are the best in the world, and that they are somehow superior compared to the others. Unfortunately, this type of thinking led to many conflicts and tensions, and eventually to the World Wars.
Many consider the Cuban Missile Crisis to be the peak of the Cuban Missile Crisis as it was the closest that the United States and the Soviet Union came to actual nuclear war.