Nato and the Warsaw Pact

The NATO organization was an organization which included the countries of Europe and North America. This formation lead because the countries that were involved wanted a Mutual defense alliance, which meant that if one of the Nato countries was attacked, it meant that all the countries that involved in the NATO alliance were going to help the attacked country. The Warsaw Pact was an alliance created in May of 1955, in which meant that the countries in eastern Europe were together until 1991. Countries such as Russia, Poland, East Germany, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Etc. The only reason these pacts were created, was to enforce the rule to keep all the countries from not being taken down from the enemy country during the cold war.