The Cold War's key events and tensions between 1943-1970 shaped global politics and international relations, with particular focus on the Cuban Missile Crisis impact on Cold War, Prague Spring outcomes and historical significance, and Hungarian Uprising causes and consequences.
Key points:
- Major confrontations included the Berlin Blockade, Cuban Missile Crisis, and uprisings in satellite states
- Nuclear arms race intensified tensions between USA and USSR
- Formation of opposing military alliances through NATO and Warsaw Pact
- Significant diplomatic developments through various summits and treaties
- Communist control in Eastern Europe faced resistance through Hungarian and Czech uprisings