History, asked by ukay61082, 3 months ago

Briefly explain ONE major difference between Gaddis’ and Westad’s historical interpretations of the Cold War.

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Answered by op6382194

Answer:

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Answered by surajnegi0600

Answer:

Gaddis and Westad have different views on the role of Soviet Union during the Cold War.

Explanation:

Gaddis sees Soviet Union as an expansionist power that actively sought to spread communism around the world. In contrast, Westad argues that Soviet Union was primarily focused on its own security and its actions were driven by a desire to protect itself from perceived threats from the West, rather than spreading communism.

Gaddis emphasizes on the aggressive actions of Soviet Union to spread communism, whereas Westad emphasizes on Soviet Union's defensive actions to protect its own security. This difference in perspective on the role of Soviet Union shapes their overall understanding of the Cold War.