For this assignment, please write a 1-2 page (double-spaced) five paragraph essay on the COLD WAR. Be sure to apply at least one theoretical perspective to it, to articulate the level(s) of analysis you’re using and to demonstrate your understanding of at least five international relations terms. nIn your introductory paragraph, introduce the war, theoretical perspective, level(s) of analysis and terms you’re going to discuss. End the paragraph with your thesis statement, which is about what you have to say about the topic. In paragraph 2, talk about the first point from your thesis statement and in paragraph 3 talk about the second point from your thesis statement. In paragraph 4, talk about your third point and in paragraph 5 conclude with a wrap up of your analysis.nOutline:nParagraph 1: Introduction – ends with thesis statement (Introduce the war, theoretical perspective, level of analysis, and key terms, create a thesis statement with three supporting reasons)nParagraph 2: Talk about the first point from your thesis statement (reason 1 in the thesis – include discussion of theory, level of analysis a key term or so)nParagraph 3: Talk about the second point from your thesis statement (reason 2 in the thesis – talk about how theory applies, level of analysis, a different key term or so)nParagraph 4: Talk about the third point from your thesis statement (reason 3 in the thesis, talk about how theory applies, level of analysis, the final key terms)nParagraph 5: Conclusion and final insights. (Wrap up everything)nnThree mainstream theoretical perspectives to use: realism, liberalism.nKey International relations terms: (three levels of analysis: Systemic, State, and Individual) nDiscuss the following with reference to the COLD WAR and Post COLD WARnArms racenan arms race is where states increase their arsenal of weapons in response to increases by other states.nMutually assured destruction (MAD)nMutually assured destruction (MAD) is a strategic military doctrine which holds that the complete use of nuclear weapons by at least two opposing states would result in the complete annihilation of each side.nNuclear arms racenthe nuclear arms race was specifically for nuclear weapons.nNuclear proliferationnnuclear proliferation which refers to states that incurred nuclear weapons after the 1968 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).nSOURCES to USE: nGriffiths, Martin, Terry O’Callaghan, and Steven C. Roach. 2014. International Relations: The Key Concepts. Third edition. Routledge Key Guides. London: Routledge.n** see attached documents for additional sources. Please also use outside sources as well**n