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katrisha medina

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The US and the USSR went into a space race to get the first man onto the moon and the US won.

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After the second world war the united nations was founded with a goal in mind, this was the ban of all nuclear weapons.

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The U.S had started the Manhattan Project during world war 2. The U.S did not tell The Soviets about this project. When President Truman briefed the Soviet leader on July 24, 1945 about the project Stalin made everyone believe he was confused and didn’t understand fully on how this bomb would work. But the U.S later found out that the Soviets had been spying on the project and Stalin knew everything the whole time. This led to many spies getting arrested.

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The Cold War was a state of political hostility between Russia and America characterized by threats, propaganda, competition of arms, and other measures short of open warfare.

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In 2019 Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov warned about the risk of nuclear war, as negative dynamics had been noticeable over the previous year.

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The Berlin Wall was a guarded concrete barrier that physically and ideologically divided Berlin from 1961 to 1989.

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The United States and the Soviet Union fought against each other and their allies.

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In 1948, the U.S, U.K, France, and several other countries supplied West Berlin with food and other supplies by dropping them from planes.

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Built to keep western facsists out of East Germany 

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Built to keep western facsists out of East Germany 

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By 1952 the Super Bomb was ready and was dropped on an island and it vaporized it entirely it was on the Pacific Atoll of Eniwetok

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The two great nations, Russia and America, raced to manufacture the most nuclear weapons.

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Both the U.S and Russia were given the task to create a ¨Super¨, a hydrogen fusion bomb and in 1952 Russia was ready to test one out.

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Both the U.S and Russia were given the task to create a ¨Super¨, a hydrogen fusion bomb and in 1952 Russia was ready to test one out.

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Kelsey Dooley

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The barrier included guard towers placed along large concrete walls accompanied by a wide area that was later known as the "death strip" which contained anti-vehicle trenches, beds of nails, and other defenses.

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Hitler was close to creating the first nuclear bomb.

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Because of the Cold War being so unpredictable, U.S scientists wanted to create an even more powerful weapon (hydrogen bomb)

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Because of the Cold War being so unpredictable, U.S scientists wanted to create an even more powerful weapon (hydrogen bomb)

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Kaylee

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the Berlin Wall was built to keep western fascists from undermining the socialist state

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Caused the creation of NASA

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Over 100,00 attempted to escape the Berlin wall, and only 5,000 succeeded 

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The first nuclear weapon was created by the us during the second world war

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The wall was built by The German Democratic Republic on August 13, 1961. garrett potter

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The wall was built by The German Democratic Republic on August 13, 1961. garrett potter

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Built by the GDR (German Democratic Republic)

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Built by the GDR (German Democratic Republic)

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President Truman met with Stalin and casually brought up that they had a “new weapon of unusual destructive force”

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The Berlin Wall is a great example of the historical references in The Butter Battle book because it separated two groups of people. It also used crazy techniques to keep people on the opposing sides just like the groups in the book did.

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When the two sides enter an arms race, they eventually develop the Bitsy Big-Boy Bomeroo. This weapon is so dangerous that the two sides become stagnant for fear of the weapon, similar to the Cold War and the nukes produced by the U.S and the Soviet Union.

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The Arms Race and Mutually Assured Destruction

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both had walls to keep each other safe

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Both came to a stalemate when the most powerful weapon was created.

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In the Race for the Super Bomb and the Butter Battle Book they are very similar they keep on trying to be the first in making the best , better , bigger weapons and especially for the last part for where they made the bomb in the book they also made one in real life which is the H-Bomb

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They are both fighting about these silly things, even though they are two sides of the same thing. This is very similar to the Berlin wall and the reasons behind why it was made.

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The book showed two sides in an "arms race" that is basically referring to the turmoil between American and Russian forces for the success of the biggest bomb.

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Both have a race to build the strongest weapon. It was a race of improvements/advancements in weaponry.

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The "wrong side" was wearing the color red that the USSR was known for, and the "right side" wore blue.

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The main example of satire in the Butter Battle book is the use of parody. This book was a parody to the historical events that we researched.

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The weapons in the book are exaggerated in their size and shapes. In reality those weapons would not have been so large and they would have looked more threatening.

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how something so small and meaningless can lead to something MUCH bigger

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I think that this book shows both exaggeration and parody. The author exaggerates the role weapons, and he parody's the "arms race" between America and Russia, replacing their issue with butter and bread.

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The book show lots of parody and exaggeration on the weapons and the characters of the story

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In the book it parodies how the war played out and exaggerated the weaponry race that took place in this war by over sizing the weapons when in reality the weapons being created were decently big the focus was to make a bomb that was just much more impact more than bigger in size.

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The satirical techniques used in The Butter Battle Book was mainly exaggeration and parody.

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The book shows parody by parodying historical events in exaggerated ways.

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In the book, they use an exaggeration of their weapons their battle techniques. For example, the weapons they use against each other and massive and super complex.

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this book was written during the cold war, it exaggerates the nuclear war and weapons.

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The weapons are exaggerated on the size

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The book is a parody because it simplifies war in an exaggerated way.

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The main satirical techniques used in the book were parody and exaggeration because of their creation of the weapons. An example of this that all of the weapons where overly complicated and their sizes were exaggerated.

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Satirical techniques used in the Butter Battle Book are exaggeration and parody. The book is a parody of the cold war and the arms race and uses many exaggeration techniques to better the parody.

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Exaggeration is used in the book when describing their tactics and weapons.

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It was exaggerative. The whole situation was exaggerative including the weaponery they used.

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It was exaggerative. The whole situation was exaggerative including the weaponery they used.

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book relates to the cold war

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I think incongruity is represented well where they talk about the nuclear arms race and how things just seemed a bit different

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Exaggeration.

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between Russia and america

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there is a lot of parody

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There is a lot of exaggeration throughout the book, especially when describing the weapons.

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There is a lot of exaggeration throughout the book, especially when describing the weapons.

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Kelsey

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The Russians already knew about the nuclear weapon because they had spies that gave them information and details about the implosion and hydrogen bombs

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In the years right after WWII, the US had a monopoly on knowledge of and access to raw materials to build nuclear weapons and they conducted 2 tests in the middle of the ocean. The Soviets had found raw materials in eastern europe and their first bomb was detonated in 1949.

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Both the US and the soviets had nucear weapons and a race began to see who could have the most weapons and the most powerful ones.By the mid 1960s both sides had enough to obliterate the other side and this was known as MAD - Mutual Assured Destruction.