The Fall of the Soviet UnionBefore you can understand the fall of the Soviet Union, you need to know how the nation came to be and its leaders, as well as the location of the country and the period of his reign. How was the Soviet Union born? During the 1900s, the Soviet Union was involved in a large number of conflicts, purely because it wanted to spread communism. Subsequently, the rampant spread of communism and Soviet ideals impacted World War I, World War II, and the Cold War. Under the authoritarian control of Russian leaders, the military budget and various sectors demonstrate that the Soviet Union has failed in its existence. The Russian Empire began to disintegrate in 1917, starting with the Bolshevik Revolution. After the resignation of the tsars of Russia, the government of Alexander Kerensky came to power. However, in November 1917, led by VI Lenin, Kerensky's government was overthrown. Thus, the rise of the Soviet Union had begun and the spread of communism had begun in Europe. The United States was an ally of the Soviet Union, and this alliance only intensified in the 1920s. By 1930, the Soviet Union was the largest American buyer of agrarian equipment. Before that, the Soviet government was $600 million in debt; as a result, President Roosevelt held a convention with the leaders of the Soviet Union to discuss debt issues. Until World War II, Russia did not pose a threat to the United States because it had been defeated in the early 1900s. Britain and the United States tried as much as possible to limit the Soviet power because they knew the capabilities of the nation. The Soviet Union at the Yalta conference outlined its plans which were to spread... middle of paper... cut out and focus on things that needed to be fixed. After the Cold War and the fall of the Soviet Union, the United States became economically prosperous, but the national debt increased because of the war. The national debt incurred by the country in previous years has grown from a staggering $994 billion to a value exceeding $2.9 trillion. The good cultural aspect of Americans has changed; the sale and distribution of illegal drugs increased, the crime rate increased, and the gap between social classes widened. On the Soviet Union's side, Russia had become a country again and no longer threatened American security for a while. Currently, Ukraine and Russia are on the brink of war over a part of Ukraine that Russia wants. The imperialist motivations of the core of the Soviet Union are still evident because of what is happening around individuals..