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    Cold War Era due to His SALT treaty‚ visit to China and REALPOLITIK. Since Nixon was such a good president‚ he came up with the SALT treaty. The SALT treaty was an agreement that says that Russia and the U.S have to have a limit on how many Nuclear missiles each countries can have. I think that this was a good step forward for Russia and the U.S because it’s an agreement to reassure each

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    types of strategic weapons‚ including atomic and hydrogen bombs. The North Korean projectile is a new deterrent to the pressures exerted by the US government for the suppression of its nuclear program. As some experts say‚ DPRK is actually using its missile and nuclear program as a deterrent‚ international prestige and coercive diplomacy against USA‚ just to protect themselves but not to start a

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    exploration without the threat of military implications.  The use of outer space needs to be closely monitored to make sure that no state is able to use it for belligerent purposes. This includes deterring the use of Anti-Ballistic Missiles and Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles that travel through outer space in order to reach their intended target.  An important step in ensuring that space is used solely for peaceful purposes is the Space Preservation Treaty (SPT) that calls for a complete ban

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    home to one hundred fifty Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles. The presence of such a large quantity of nuclear missiles put North Dakota on the Soviet Union’s radar‚ as well as made civil defense in the state higher priority. Only one evaluation of the effectiveness of civil defense in North Dakota has been done‚ despite its importance to the Cold War as well as contradictory responses within the state. From 1964 to 1970‚ nuclear missiles were being built in the state with little

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    Cold War DBQ Between 1945 and 1950‚ the tensions increased between the United States and the Soviet Union. Both superpowers‚ with varying standpoints on global affairs‚ were brought to the brink of war. As the United States pushed for the containment of communism‚ and the development of capitalist democracies‚ the Soviet Union continued to impose communist rule amongst itself and its satellite nations. Eventually‚ these conflicting views would lead to the start of the Cold War. Fueled by the disagreement

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    COLD WAR VIDEO QUESTIONS 1. Stalin forced his people to give up food in order to fund the Cold War. He believed that giving up food; they can put all their necessities to promoting nuclear arms race. 2. Winston Churchill came up with the Iron Curtain. The Iron Curtain was the use of tanks to cut off soviet controlled Europe (East communist) from the Western Europe controlled by democratic countries. 3. The Fair Deal was the term given to an ambitious set of proposals put forward by United

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    two most significant examples of arms control talks positively impacting the superpower relationship are the SALT I and INF treaties. Negotiations for SALT I played a part in bringing the two countries from the nuclear ‘brinkmanship ’ of the Cuban missile crisis to détente. Gorbachev realising the importance of arms control in mutual political accommodation‚ initiated INF. INF and NST alleviated secrecy and suspicion and began a spirit of cooperation that could not have been achieved without successful

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    Soviets could use the same rocket technology to launch ballistic missiles carrying nuclear weapons from Europe to North America. Sputnik began the space race and led directly to the creation of the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). At the unveiling of the Arrow‚ Defence Minister George Pearkes said that although we are entering the missile age‚ the era of manned aircraft was not over. He said that aircraft and missiles complement each other‚ and aircraft have the advantage

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    Kennedy and West -“Ich bin ein Berliner” speech Part2 Cuban Missle Crissis “Analyze the part played by Cuba in the development of the Cold War Thesis: Cuba played a role in causing tensions by asking the Soviets for aid‚ allowing Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles into Cuba‚ and the shooting of a U2 plane in Cuba. -Castro Power -Failed to follow IMF (international monetary fund) -Asked soviet for money -economic stabilization provided by a communist state -Telegram -Number 1 flow of weapons

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    anti-satellite systems. Additionally‚ there have been extensive studies in different defense departments regarding the feasibility of different space based systems in being employed in attacking ground targets and disabling attacking strategic enemy missiles (Mowthorpe 5). These recent advances in technology and the incorporation of space capabilities in war fighting and security doctrines have transformed security perceptions and the nature of warfare‚ signaling the use of space as a new domain for

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