If two countries are close in distance and share the same ideology, they can coexist relatively well. For example, the United States and Canada. If two countries have different ideologies and are close in proximity, they will be constantly wary of each other, and conflicts could arise at any time, such as the United States and the Soviet Union. Of course, strength is also a key factor; the more powerful the neighbor, the greater the threat.
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If two countries are close in distance and share the same ideology, they can coexist relatively well. For example, the United States and Canada. If two countries have different ideologies and are close in proximity, they will be constantly wary of each other, and conflicts could arise at any time, such as the United States and the Soviet Union. Of course, strength is also a key factor; the more powerful the neighbor, the greater the threat.