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    The Cold War, which lasted from 1945 to 1991, was a time of extreme tensions and conflict between the United States of America and the Soviet Union. The Cold War gained its name due to the fact that though both countries built up their armies, seemingly in preparation for war, neither one directly confronted each. The differences in markets, governments, and general culture allowed tense relations between the two competing superpowers as each attempted to increase their sphere of influence. As a…

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    The Ideology Of A Rocket

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    and the allies only operational jet aircraft during the second world war 2 and V2 an unstoppable ballistic missile raining down causing random destruction. Both weapons created psychological result and millions of dollars in material damage. It is estimated that several thousand people were killed by the missile. But many more as 20,000 people died while constructing the missile. Even though V-2 missile failed to turn the tide of the war, nearing the final stage of the war, Dr. Wherner Von…

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    A nuclear weapon is an explosive device that derives its destructive force from nuclear reactions, either fission, in a fission bomb, or a combination of fission and fusion, like in a thermonuclear weapon. These weapons help make the world a more safe place, which is exactly why I believe that even though they are expensive, one Trillion Dollars over 30 years expensive, they are a necessary thing for today’s life. The production and use of nuclear weapons provide many jobs, help countries and…

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    Richard Nixon Case Study

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    possible nuclear war became almost routine-like for both nations, especially after the Cuban Missile Crisis (1962) -Earlier agreements on Arms Control: o The Limited Test Ban Treaty (1963) -> the first arms control agreement of the Cold War -Détente (formal agreements on arms control): o The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) 1968 -> an agreement…

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    first involvement of U.S. troops in Vietnam. 2. Détente .- It was the French word given to the Nixon era of foreign relation talks between the United States and Soviet Union united to sign an agreement to limit the number of (ICBM’s) InterContinental Ballistic Missiles. It was a policy to lessen Cold War tensions, significant because it was aimed at easing nuclear tensions between the super powers. 3.…

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    Tacon Case Summary

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    the military lead, also the operational dominance that the US can bring to bear on the problem make this the prime structure. 7. The components of the “Nuclear Triad” that provide deterrence are strategic bombers, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and submarine-launched ballistic missiles. The “Nuclear Triad” reduces the possibilities that an enemy could destroy all of nations nuclear forces in a first strike attack in turn ensuring a credible threat of a second strike. 8. The USPACOM…

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    Weapons In The Cold War

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    United States Would produces Long-range bombers more than the Soviet Union but the Soviet Union would produces more intercontinental ballistic missiles. The Hydrogen bomb will also be produced during the cold war; the Soviet Union would be the first to test the bomb. These weapons would put the United States in great danger during the Cuban Missile Crisis where the soviets would put missile in Cuba faces toward the U.S. The Cold War would form to different alliance in Europe NATO and the…

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    Space Race Research Paper

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    The Space Race between The USSR and The United States of America during the Cold War allowed the two countries to assert their dominance over one another. However, The US has not always had the goal of defeating the Soviets/Russians in outer space. The United States Space Program has changed in size, budget, and goals since the beginning of space exploration. Rockets as we know them today began in the mid-1930s in Great Britain as a means of anti-aircraft protection. However, Germany made…

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    Containment Policy Ww2

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    Containment Policy (1945)- Containment was part of the US policy to stop Communism from spreading. During this time, the Soviet Union had gained control over multiple Eastern European countries. The Soviet Union was also planning to take over Greece and Turkey; however, President Truman supplied military and economic help until this threat went away. George Kennan, from the State Department, then called for the Containment Policy to prevent the spread of Communism. In order to also prevent the…

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    Kung Chen Period 6: Speech and Debate Summary: A few weeks ago, the North Korean government proclaimed that it would launch a long range rocket between February 8th and February 25th. North Korea claims that its rocket program is peaceful and aimed at gathering weather data; however, because North Korea’s relationship with many other countries and organizations is strained, groups, such as the American government as well as the United Nations, have been carefully watching the isolated country.…

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