Political Science, asked by souravpanwae091, 11 months ago

two arenas of cold war along with example of each

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Arena is an area where the cold war occurred.

i) North Korea (supported by USSR) Vs South Korea (supported by USA)

ii) Northern Vietnam (supported by USSR) Vs Southern Vietnam (supported by USA)

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Answer: Arena is an area where the cold war occurred.

i) North Korea (supported by USSR) Vs South Korea (supported by USA)

ii) Northern Vietnam (supported by USSR) Vs Southern Vietnam (supported by USA)

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