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Investigation Cold Pack Year 12 Chemistry Abstract: Cold packs are based on the principle of endothermic reactions, which means a reaction that absorbs heat from the surrounding resulting in a temperature drop. Due to this temperature drop, cold packs have many benefits when it comes to injuries such as sprains and strains. It cools the local tissue and reduces bleeding, swelling and pain. It also aids in a speedy recovery. The most commonly used chemical in instant cold packs

United States and the Soviet Union after World War two is known as Cold war. The cold war involved the Eastern Bloc powers (Soviet Union and its smaller states) and the Western bloc powers (the United States, its NATO and European allies). The war was known as “cold” because the two involved sides were not directly involved in the conflict although they both supported the proxy wars who were the major regional wars. It was during the cold war that the temporary wartime alliance against the Nazi Germany

differences are what ultimately led to the Cold War which began in 1945. Germany became a hotspot during the Cold War where the United States and the Soviet Union struggled to decipher which political and economical system would work the best with the new international order. With the numerous events that occured in Germany between the end of World War II and the establishment of the Berlin Wall, they all helped illustrate Europe’s new international order during the Cold War. Expansion was a major theme

THE COLD WAR The cold war was from 1947- 1991. During that time, the world was on the brink of a nuclear war, where the whole human population was in mere seconds of extinction. The cold war was called the cold war because it was an indirect war, not physical(hot) but non physica(cold). It was a war of two types of governments. Socialism and Capitalism. It was a dreaded time for both countries, and their people. There is evidence that the USSR started it, but there are many advocates for that

Origins of the Cold War When it comes to the Cold War, there are many theories as to who caused it: The Soviet Union or the United States? The clashing amongst the two super powers which resulted in the Cold War started in 1947 and ended in 1991.The Cold War was a war where there was no direct combat. The cold is described as a frigid relationship between the Soviet Union and the United States. The three theories of The Cold War origins that exist are; The Orthodox Explanations of the Origins of

be changed when siblings forgive and forget. In Europe and across the world, the tensions from the Cold War affected the borders of various countries, but the two opposing sides were not quick to agree and “forgive” each other, like siblings do. Overall, the Cold War affected the borders of Europe and other countries across the world by splitting various countries and dividing continents. The Cold War affected the borders of Europe with the Iron Curtain and the splitting of Germany. The Iron Curtain

cause their harmony relationship turned into The Cold War. The Cold War was a term that used to describe the relationship between USA and USSR after World War Two in 1945 until 1980. Their relationship called The Cold War because none of them had ever fought the other side by using hard power such as weapons and army. The war between USA and USSR was in their ideology. They competed to spread their ideology to other countries in the world. This cold war started because of the power of these countries

What Is Cold Reading? Cold reading is a powerful technique that one can use to guess personal details and information about a subject without ever being told that information directly. A cold reader will pay careful attention to clues that they pick up while talking to the subject and peace them together in order to reach conclusions that have a high likelihood of being correct. Knowing that the new information was never given to the cold reader, the subject will be more likely to believe that the

known as the “Cold War” included many different conflicts and problems. This war was between two major countries, which were the U.S.A and the USSR. It was between the communist’s known as the Soviet Union, and the capitalists known as the United States of America. It was mostly fought through other countries, this is known as proxy wars. Conflicts such as the Cuban Missile crisis, Bay of Pigs, The Korean War, and the Vietnam War are some examples of major events that were apart of the Cold War. During

The Cold War was a period of time in history that was filled with a lot of tension and uncertainty. Lasting from the end of World War II, 1947 all the way to the 1980s, the hostility was between the United States and the Soviet Union. Even thought this war lasted almost 45 years, it wasn’t like any other war that had been fought around this time. What made it so different and the reason it was called a cold war was because there was never actually any military confrontation or combat from either