The United States and the Soviet Union were never confronted in a direct military conflict, never confronted in a "Hot War". After World War II, the two countries started a "cold war" because the rivalry between the two superpowers originated in the incompatibility between the ideologies defended by each side. This ideological incompatibility could be perceived in the fact that each superpower had a different political system and organized its economy differently from the other. While the United States defended capitalism, democracy, principles such as the defense of private property and free enterprise, the Soviet Union defended socialism and principles as the end of great private property, economic equality (a society without rich and poor ) and a strong State able to guarantee the basic needs of all citizens.
The Erie Canal and the transcontinental railroad helped industrial growth by making the shipping of goods and resources more efficient. These developments had several positive outcomes including:
1) Shipping goods became cheaper.
2) The amount of time it took to ship goods from city to city decreased.
3) Connecting cities/states that before these were made, had very limited opportunities to do business.
4) Allowing businesses to increase the amount of consumers they could sell their product to.
He ended it after we crush them and then
worked out a peace treaty tecnicly nobdy won
I believe the answer is 1. Mao Zedong
2. D
he really was personal and to himself and didn’t believe in that
