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  • 29-05-2014
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What is the difference between a “cold war” and a “hot war”?

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lucasmayon lucasmayon
  • 29-05-2014

There isn't such thing as a hot war. But if you are inventing it then it relates to the relationship between countries during a conflict. If you've learned about the Cold War (

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brittanycandace
brittanycandace brittanycandace
  • 29-05-2014

Well a hot war is the same as just a war with the usual fighting and money or territory problems (Like ww2) a cold war is where there is NO fighting but jealously, trying to be better than another country. 

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