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I chose the Arms race. The Arms race in the cold war was a problem with missiles, weapons and other military issues.

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I chose the Arms race. The Arms race in the cold war was a problem with missiles, weapons and other military issues.

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The treaty of Versailles made it so Germany couldn’t have a large military. Large amounts of weapons and military equipment were confiscated.

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The treaty of Versailles made it so Germany couldn’t have a large military. Large amounts of weapons and military equipment were confiscated.

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Q: How did the atomic bomb help destroy a friendship between the US and USSR? When would the Soviets test their own bomb? A: After the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, the USSR was scared of the powers of the US. They gave in and did whatever the US said. Tension rose between the two. The US ended up giving them atomic bombs to “even it out”

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Q: How did the atomic bomb help destroy a friendship between the US and USSR? When would the Soviets test their own bomb? A: After the bombing of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, the USSR was scared of the powers of the US. They gave in and did whatever the US said. Tension rose between the two. The US ended up giving them atomic bombs to “even it out”

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Q: What is an ICBM? What did it add to the arms race? A: ICBM stands for “Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. It is a missile used to deliver nuclear weapons at a far range without needing aircraft.

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Q: What is an ICBM? What did it add to the arms race? A: ICBM stands for “Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. It is a missile used to deliver nuclear weapons at a far range without needing aircraft.

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Q: What did the Cuban Missile Crisis have to do with the US and USSR? How would this be an important moment in the arms race? A: The Cuban Missile Crisis was about the Soviets putting bombs in Cuba, 90 miles away from the US coast. The US was not happy about that. Nuclear war was close to happening but didn’t. They made an agreement and the USSR took its missiles out of Cuba

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Q: What did the Cuban Missile Crisis have to do with the US and USSR? How would this be an important moment in the arms race? A: The Cuban Missile Crisis was about the Soviets putting bombs in Cuba, 90 miles away from the US coast. The US was not happy about that. Nuclear war was close to happening but didn’t. They made an agreement and the USSR took its missiles out of Cuba

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Q: Historically, how did the dreadnought create an arms race? A: After Britain released the Dreadnought, many other countries competed to build the biggest and the best dreadnought. It was a big competition and even citizens wanted more.

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Q: Historically, how did the dreadnought create an arms race? A: After Britain released the Dreadnought, many other countries competed to build the biggest and the best dreadnought. It was a big competition and even citizens wanted more.

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Competition between US and USSR Reason 1: The Cuban Missile Crisis. The Cuban Missile crisis was a big part in the competition because the USSR put a bunch of missiles into Cuba. Because of this, it caused tension between the US and USSR. Eventually they were able to come to a conclusion and the USSR took the missiles back out of Cuba. 

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Competition between US and USSR Reason 1: The Cuban Missile Crisis. The Cuban Missile crisis was a big part in the competition because the USSR put a bunch of missiles into Cuba. Because of this, it caused tension between the US and USSR. Eventually they were able to come to a conclusion and the USSR took the missiles back out of Cuba. 

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Reason 2: The Intercontinental Ballistic Missile was a missile used for far range missile attacks. These were a newer invention at the time, so they weren't the best, but they were missiles that didn't need to be manually flown to the destination
Reason 3: Hydrogen bomb. The bomb was a mix of chemicals, that when ignited, caused a burst of energy during the nuclear fusion of isotopes and hydrogen. It was a problem in the cold war because both the US and the USSR feared eachother power to create these bombs.