The table below is filled with potential arguments from the sides of the United States and the Soviet Union about various events throughout the Cold War. Use what you know about the Cold War and the Dasasila Bandung to fill in the last column with the perspectives of the Unaligned Movement.

In a nutshell, the perspective of the non-aligned countries allows one to establish a position of helping civilians without getting involved with political ideologies.

What is the Non-Aligned Movement?

It referred to the group of States created during the Cold War with the aim of maintaining their neutral position and not allying with any of the superpowers i.e.US,Soviet Union.

GREEK CIVIL WAR

The unaligned movement perspectives: The role of the Non-aligned Movements during the Greek Civil War of 1949 was to ensure that governments everywhere practiced policies and practices of cooperation for the mutual benefit of all those involved in the Greek conflict without supporting either party.

U-S BACKED GUATEMALAN COUP 1955

The unaligned movement perspectives: Eisenhower justified the overthrow of Guatemalan President Jacobo Arbenz, because of the communist threat the country had posed to the United States and the rest of the Western Hemisphere.

Soviet Union's response to the Hungarian Revolution, 1956

The unaligned movement perspectives: The Soviets response was to tried to push the Hungarian revolt forward by abolishing one-party rule.