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2 Characteristics Table of Contents -Communism vs. capitalism --massive conventional and nuclear arms race --spying and espionage --domestic hysteria in the United States --Battles in the United Nations -The cold war expended into space (the space race) --Proxy Wars

3 Communism vs. capitalism

4 massive conventional and nuclear arms race

5 spying and espionage

6 domestic hysteria in the United States

7 Battles in the United Nations

8 The cold war expended into space (the space race)

9 Proxy Wars

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