Cold War 10 Flashcards

Détente

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When was the Washington-Moscow hotline established?

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June 1963

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What was the Washington-Moscow hotline?

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A direct line of communication between the USA and USSR

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When was the hotline first used?

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1967 by LBJ

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When was the Moscow Test Ban Treaty?

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August 1963

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What did the Moscow Test Ban Treaty say?

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It prohibited above ground, underwater and space testing for nuclear weapons

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Which countries signed the Moscow Test Ban Treaty?

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USA, UK and USSR - France and China refused to sign it

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Why did the Moscow Test Ban Treaty not include underground tests?

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It was too difficult to differentiate between earthquakes and bomb tests

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When was the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty signed?

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July 1968

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What did the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty say?

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Signers would not provide nuclear weapons to non nuclear states

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When did France and China sign the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty?

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1992

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What did the US believe about détente?

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The Soviets would discover they had more to gain through cooperation than through confrontation?

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12
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When did De Gaulle withdraw French troops from NATO?

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1966

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When did West Germany develop trade routes with Romania and Yugoslavia?

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1966

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14
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How many ICBMs did the Soviets have by 1969?

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1,140

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What is meant by ostpolitik?

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The FRG’s new approach to the Eastern bloc - willingness to trade

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What was the Basic Treaty?

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A treaty between both East and West Germany to recognised each other as independent states

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When was the Basic Treaty?

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1972

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18
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When did both Germanys join the UN?

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1973

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When were the Helsinki Accords?

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July-August 1975

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How many countries signed the Helsinki Accords?

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What was the first Helsinki basket?

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Security and cooperation in Europe

22
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What was the second Helsinki basket?

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Economic, scientific and technological cooperation

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What was the third Helsinki basket?

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Humanitarianism and human rights

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When was SALT I ratified?

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Under SALT I how many ICBMs was the US allowed?
1054
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Under SALT I how many ICBMs was the USSR allowed?
1618
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Why did the US have a lower cap on ICBMs than the USSR in SALT I?
The US had superior MIRV technology
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What was a limitation of the restrictions put on SLBMs in SALT I?
The limits placed upon SLBMs were considerably higher than the amount either superpower already had - they would continue to produce more until they reached the limit
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What was done to limit MIRV technology in SALT I?
No limit was put on MIRVs
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How many ABM systems were the US and USSR allowed under SALT I?
Two only - keeps MAD in place
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How many years did the SALT I agreement cover?
5
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When was the Moscow Summit?
May 1972
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What was agreed on at the 1972 Moscow Summit?
A continued commitment to peaceful coexistence and détente
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When did Gerald Ford become president?
August 9th 1974 - after Nixon resigned due to Watergate
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When was the Vladivostok Summit?
November 1974
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What was agreed at the Vladivostok Summit?
A 10 year draft framework for the US and USSR to reach the same number of ICBMs and SLBMs
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When did Jimmy Carter become president?
January 20th 1977
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When was the Vienna Summit?
June 1979
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What was planned at the 1979 Vienna Summit?
SALT II
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Under SALT II how many nuclear launchers would be allowed?
2400 - lowered to 2250 by 1981
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Under SALT II how many MIRV launchers would each side be allowed?
1320
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Why was SALT II never ratified by congress?
The USSR invaded Afghanistan
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When did the USSR invade Afghanistan?
December 24th 1979
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When was the Carter Doctrine delivered?
January 23rd 1980
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What did the Carter Doctrine say?
The US would use military force to defend its interest in the Persian Gulf