cooperation after cuba Flashcards

1
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what was kenedy initialy inclined towards doing with the ussr and to appease oposition what did he have to demonstraight

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cooperation
anti communist stance

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what was the national security councils’s net evaluation subcommittee

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a seacate part of the NSc who preped anual reports of nuclear war impact

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how did the NSC net evaluation subcommittee confirm kenedys thinking about nukes

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neither us/ussr can survive nuclear war ‘without suffering very servere damage and high casulties’

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what did the NSC net evaluation subcommittee estimate the number of combined deaths there would be if there was a nuclear war in 1963/4

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93 million

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did the NSC net evaluation subcommittee believe the ussr was aware of the consiquences of nuclear war

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yes

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after the CMC what was kenedys stance towards nukes

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avoiding a nuclear war was more important than winning one

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7
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what was MAD

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mutualy assured distruction

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8
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how did MAD affect the arms race

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detered nuclear development

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9
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what was kenedys stance towards volotile contires and nukes

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wanted ti prevent them from gaining nuclear power

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10
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in 1963 how was japan from the bombs droped in 45

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still recovering

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because of the continued effects in japan what did kenedy want to do with nuked

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he believed further nuclear destruction should be ended or at least limited

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as a result of the ncs japan and mad what did kennedy start

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negotiations to prevent nuclear weapons which continued untill the end of the cold war

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13
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what deplayed the negotiations kenedy started with the ussr

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his assasination

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14
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in what way what khru action in cuba presented as a triumph

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news paper pravada applauded his ‘calm and wisdom’

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what was khru ameniable to in terms of us-soviet relations

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a relationship based on mutual restraint, not brinkmanship

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16
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how did the sino-soviet split affect khruchev

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made concilliation important to him
lost reliable ally in asia

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17
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which of khrus actions demonstrated ussr’s forign policy not perminent

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reconsiliation with Tito/yugoslavia

18
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what was khrus stance towards revolutionary movments

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didnt see them as contradictory to relations with us

19
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how did khru react to kenedys wish to creat common agreements eg limits on nukes

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enthusiastic

20
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when was the moscow washington hotline est

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june 20th 1963

21
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what was the moscow washington hotline

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allowed direct communication between the kremlin and white house

22
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what did the moscow washington hotline help do

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build relations and reduce tensions with faster communication

23
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give an example as to why faster communication between us and ussr was nesscary

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during CMC it took 12 hours to decode khrus 3000 word settelement message

24
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what were the limits to the moscaw washington hotline

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ommited other contries and information was ‘theoreticaly secure’

25
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when was the moscaw test ban treaty signed and by who

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aug 5th 1963
us,uk,ussr

26
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what did the moscaw test ban treaty do

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prohibit nuclear testing in the atmosphere,space,underwater but not underground

27
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what were the benifits to the moscaw test ban treaty

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1st collective arms limitation agreement
hoped to diminish chances of nuclear war
satelights allowed monetering
accepted by china and france eventualy

28
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what were the limits to the moscaw test ban treaty

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china and france didnt sign initialy
public opposition
didnt include underground testing

29
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when was the nuclear non proliferation treaty

30
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what was the nuclear non proliferation treaty

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a means to check the spread nuclear weapons by the us, ussr and britain

31
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what did the nuclear non proliferation treaty mean for nuclear development

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the contries involved wouldn’t encourage or allow nuclear development but reaserch could still be done for peaceful purposes

32
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what was the main principle of the nuclear non proliferation treaty

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non nuclear states couldn’t have nukes

33
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when did most un contries become signatories to the nuclear non proliferation treaty

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between 1968-70

34
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when did china and france finaly sign the nuclear non proliferation treaty but what did they do instead

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1992
privately agreed to adhere to the terms in 1968

35
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what factors led to further discussions on limitations

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the nuclear non proliferation treaty
economic reasons
pressures from other countries

36
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what led to the start of SALT

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nixsons win

37
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what did SALT do for the us

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help improve international position
eg veitnamisation and relations w china

38
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what did SALT mean for the ussr

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allowed for a focus on internal affairs

39
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when was SALT signed

40
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what were the benefits of SALT

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allowed reduce in spending which allowed a domestic focus

41
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what halted the descusions for a cut back in materials

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soviet intervention in czechoslovakia
johnson’s decision not to re run