The Cold War was a time of big struggles that changed how countries interacted with each other. Here are some of the major events from that time:

1. Korean War (1950-1953): This war split Korea into two parts: North and South. North Korea followed communism, while South Korea supported capitalism. The fighting caused millions of people to suffer and left the country divided, a situation that still exists today.

2. Vietnam War (1955-1975): The United States got involved in Vietnam to stop the spread of communism. Sadly, this war led to many lives lost and caused chaos in Southeast Asia. It also made people doubt the effectiveness of military actions by Western countries.

3. Cuban Missile Crisis (1962): This was a crucial event that almost led to a nuclear war. It showed how important clear communication is and how misunderstandings can lead to severe consequences.

Global Impact:

• Countries spent a lot more money on military weapons and competitions grew over who had the strongest army.
• Tensions between nations lasted a long time, leading to more conflicts in different parts of the world.

Solution: To solve these issues, it’s important to encourage conversations, understanding, and working together. Learning about history and how to build peace can help create a better future with less fighting and more cooperation.