How the end of the Cold War helped in reshaping the international systems

The cold war resulted from conflicts of propaganda, politics, marital status and fiscal warfare. Cold war started in the 1940s when the United States president put out his policy that was against communism. Mary 1 ascertained that America citizens were allowed to form their own political parties and social organizations while the Soviet Union citizens were just allowed to form political parties but not social organization The cold war was provoked by various issues between nations. The United States wished to have free trade with other nations but the USSR prevented their countries from trading with other nations. For instance, the Russians were reluctant in starting trade with other nations (western countries) because they were afraid that it would have an effect on their way of government.

International systems organize everything that they do and governments set limits in their ruling. The Cold war had to end because many lives were lost as some systems of government did not mind the rights of their citizens. One of the major changes is the decrease in the frequency of death rate. International conflicts have also declined as in the modern world, conflicts are regarded as threats to a nation's peace and security. The cold war has helped many nations transform their international systems in positive ways. To wrap it all, the cold war ended and resulted to many changes in nations around the world. For instance, the Soviet Union that ruled the communist ended and the nations were able to become democratic.