What is a good thesis statement for this topic?

Question

The United State's role in the origins of the Cold War

Answer 1

Probably started back in WWII when we dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, then Nagasaki, without warning their neighbor and enemy and our theoretical but paranoid ally, Joseph Stalin. I'm sure he realized that we had a weapon we could push him around with, which is why they had one five years later. I don't know what it cost him, but his fear of our influence fueled quite the over-reaction, which caused us to also over-react.

So.

After the U.S. bombed Hiroshima, we should look at Stalin's perception of the event to understand the origins of the governments' thinking behind the Cold War that followed.

Answer 2

After the USSR aquired nuclear technology, the role of the United States of America was to deture invasion of Europe ,a third time, by a communist country with the intent and means to destroy any and all oppositon by the use of its nuclear arsenal.

Answer 3

President Harry S. Truman's fear of the military strength of Soviet Russia and other Communist nations led to the Non-Communists banding together and pooling money to fight this potential enemy.