Why Wasnt The Cold War Avoidable?

One topic that stuck with me while reading the Cold War was that why wasnt the Cold War avoidable. The first thing that comes to mind is that during the war, it was two very powerful countries competing on the world stage to become the next super power. Being as powerful as they are things can get a little out of hand. Something else that also contributed to the war was how conflicting the political philosophies, which were Representative Democracy vs Communism, and for that a fear of the opponant on both sides of the conflict. Tensions were very very high. To begin with both countries were nuclear armed, it didnt help out at all, it just made things worse. There was a constant fear that, because there was not at the time a definitive World
The French started to integrate more Western ideals, education, and religion including, for the first time introducing Christianity. The Modern Vietnam that we know today, was created from the French colonialism . Around 1883 France gained control of all Vietnam. After WWII, Vietnam gained independence but France still ruled the country Until Ho Chil Mihn took over in 1954. In 1959, North Vietnam began and forced a policy to reunify the country, which led to the outbreak of the American War in Vietnam. On August 2, 1964, the U.S destroyer Maddox exchanged shots with North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin. Two days later, the Massox and another destroyer reported once again coming under fire. Although most historians, including those employed by the U.S military, have since concluded that the second of those attacks never actually occurred, it served as the pretext for an immediate ramp-up of the Vietnam War. By the end of the day, President Lydon B. Johnson had ordered retaliatory air strikes, and by late 1965 some 180,000 American troops were on the ground, with more on the way. The Tet Offensive was a military campaign that took place during the Vietnam War. It began on January 31, 1968. The offensive was a strategic attack aimed or planned on the US and South Vietnamses military and civilian command centres in South Vietnam. The NVA and NLF hoped that it would end the war very quickly. It is known as the Tet Offensive because it began on the morning of Tet Nguyen Dan, the first day of the year on the Vietnamese lunar calendar. Around 80,000 communist troops attacked more than 100 towns and cities, suprising the US and South Vietnamese armies and taking them by surprise. The Battle of Hue lasted a month, and fighting at Khe Sanh continued for two more months. Forty years after they won the war, the Communist Party still rules Vietnam with an iron fist. After, there was a bad capitalism, corruption, and