The hallmark of the Cold War in its entirety was the Marshall Plan for the Revival of Europe 30

Churchill's "Iron Curtain Speech" opened the prelude to the "Cold War".

The Truman Doctrine marked the full-scale beginning of the US-Soviet "Cold War."

The "Marshall Plan" was an economic manifestation of the policies of the "Cold War".

Today's scholars generally believe that the "Truman Doctrine" put forward by the United States on March 12, 1947 was the (important) mark of the official beginning of the "Cold War" between the United States and the Soviet Union.

Summary. Hello dear, as a product of the Cold War and the world's largest military alliance, Northern Europe should have been dissolved after the end of the Cold War. NATO is a product of the Cold War and should have been disbanded after the end of the Cold War, but in order to maintain its global hegemony, the United States has clinged to the Cold War mentality, engaged in bloc politics, and continued to use NATO as a strategic tool to control Europe and contain Russia.

As a product of the Cold War and the world's largest military alliance, Northern Europe should have dissolved after the end of the Cold War, rightly or wrongly.

Hello dear, as a product of the Cold War and the world's largest military alliance, Northern Europe should have been dissolved after the end of the Cold War. NATO is a product of the Cold War and should have been disbanded after the end of the Cold War, but in order to maintain its global hegemony, the United States has clinged to the Cold War mentality, engaged in bloc politics, and continued to use NATO as a strategic tool to control Europe and contain Russia.

NATO was supposed to dissolve when the Warsaw Pact was dissolved, but it has survived to this day, which is extremely wrong. NATO, as a product of the Cold War and the world's largest military alliance, has long been unsuitable for the current international situation. However, NATO has been engaged in bloc confrontation for a long time and has become a tool for the United States to seek hegemony.

The United States has not only united with its allies to maintain superiority in strategic and conventional military strength, but has also continuously improved its combat capabilities in new combat areas such as cyberspace, trying to build an "Asia-Pacific version of NATO" to limit the development of strategic rivals. Japan has actively interacted with the United States and NATO, participated in sanctions against Russia, strengthened the Japan-US alliance, and Kishida** is discussing calculating defense spending according to the "NATO standard" so that the total defense expenditure will reach more than 2% of GDP. By increasing the size and budget of its cyber forces and enhancing its cyber combat readiness, Japan's attempt to break through the limits of the pacifist constitution and expand its Self-Defense Forces in the "gray zone" is clearly revealed.

A test question analysis: After World War II, capitalist countries led by the United States pursued a Cold War policy against the Soviet Union and other socialist countries. In 1947, the United States began to implement the "European Recovery Plan", known as the Marshall Plan, with the aim of assisting Western European countries in reviving their economies in order to stabilize the capitalist order and fight against the socialist camp led by the Soviet Union.

Therefore, "the Marshall Plan was the final step towards the Cold War."

dThis question examines the beginning of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union. The introduction of the Truman Doctrine in 1947 marked the beginning of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union. Others are not signs of beginning.