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when was the closest that that the two super powers (US and Soviet Union) to armed conflict with each other?
In the Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962
Through the _____ and _____, each superpower carefully watched over countries it considered it allies.
1960s, 1970s
ho chi minh
communist leader in vietnam
ronald regan
the leader viewed the struggle with the Soviet Union and communism as a struggle between good and evil
margartet thatcher
earned the nickname the iron lady because of her unbending opposition to communism
what was the purpose of the salt treaty?
to limit nuclear weapons
what place is not a part of the geography of south east asia?
the tall mountains
alexander solxhenitsyn
russian novelist exiled for writing about oppression in the Soviet union
what happened when the soviets invaded czechoslovakia?
the red army occupied the prague and asrrested the KSC leader
why did the united states support ngo dinh diem in Vietnam even though he rigged the elections?
he was not communist