The Cold War started. The United States entered into a war in the early 50's with North Korea / Russia to prevent Communism from taking over the entire country. Technically that war is still not over....The US Military and the South Koreans still guard the border between North and South Korea. The US also had to deal with Cuba / Russia when they tried to bomb America. Russia left with their arms. Viet Namese people and the French requested the aid of the United States to help them with their own military and how to fight the Viet Cong and North Viet Namese. The US was in that war for more than ten years. Eventually all of Viet Nam became communists and French Rule ended. The Cold War lasted beyond the 1960's. There was also a huge counterculture in the USA and they rebelled against the "Establishment and the good ol' Boy system in the Federal Government. This counterculture created colossal changes in the culture, people groups and lifestyle and changed mores. People grew wealthier during the wars too.
I hope you realize the chronology of your question makes no sense. But the answer is WW2 happened between the end of WW1 and WW2. Its common sense really.
The Vietnam War was the only major shooting war going on between the communist world and the free world during the 1960's.
the Vietnam War
world war 2 was not still going during the 1960's facepalm
it increased significantly
The cold war between the USA and Russia
The Vietnam War was the only major shooting war going on between the communist world and the free world during the 1960's.
This happened in the 1960s not WW 2
A nuclear war never happened. You may be thinking of the Cuban Missile Crisis when the world came very close to nuclear war.
vietnam war
France sought to reassert her control over her colonies i.e. Indochina
WWI happened between 1914-1918, WWII happened between 1939-1945.
we got men killed
It happened between 1914-1918
1814-1818
World War 2
It didn't happened in 1648, it happened between 1939-1945.
Among other things, happened the World War I, between 1914-1918