NATO and The Warsaw Pact

NATO and the Warsaw Pact were made during the Cold War. Both of them fulfilled the same purpose. They created an alliance between countries in case of an attack. If someone attacked one country, the other countries in the alliance would help the country being attacked. NATO had alliances with countries mainly in Europe and North America. The Warsaw Pact mostly consisted of the Soviet Union and its satellite countries. It had the Soviet Union, Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, and Albania. NATO had the United States, the United Kingdom, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal, Norway, Canada, Iceland, Denmark, France, Belgium and Italy when it was made. NATO and countries in the Warsaw Pact didn't do anything to each other except use third parties like terrorists and mercenaries. The Warsaw Pact countries disbanded after the Soviet Union was no more and when a lot of the communist governments were gone. NATO is still around today and more countries have joined NATO since then.