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What was the Arms Race like during the Cold War ?

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What was the Arms Race like during the Cold War ?

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When 2 the US & Soviet Union race to increase the size and quality of their military to dominate the other politically. This was a race mainly about dominance in terms of Nuclear Warfare.

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Historically, how did the Dreadnought create an arms race ?

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Historically, how did the Dreadnought create an arms race ?

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The Dreadnought had importance as it was made during a time where countries (such as Russia & France) were amping up their military, the fact that it was made by a country already known for its superior navy (The British Royal Navy), furthering the need by competing countries to attempt to dominate the sea, and that this set the standard for warships.

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How did the Treaty of Versailles actually start an arms race?

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How did the Treaty of Versailles actually start an arms race?

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The Treaty of Versailles had importance as it made a lot of countries figure out how or if they were going to amp up their arms. Such as Japan and Britain that signed a treaty to restrict arms or Germany who (while violating the treaty) amped up their arms/military, creating competition between countries in Europe and the Pacific.

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What was the hydrogen bomb? How was it part of the arms race?

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What was the hydrogen bomb? How was it part of the arms race?

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The hydrogen bomb had importance in the arms race as it was a thermonuclear weapon detonated during the years where both the US and the Soviet Union were testing new weapons for the purpose of intimidating/discouraging the other. (1949-1952)

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What is an ICBM? What did it add to the arms race?

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What is an ICBM? What did it add to the arms race?

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The ICBM had importance as it added a plan for deterrence for any attacks against the US from the Soviet Union.

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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?

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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?

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The Cuban Missile Crisis had importance because it dealt with the use of missiles in a secret plan made by Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro to plant missleheads in Cuba. It became a standoff once US intelligence deemed Cuba to be rid of nuclear weapons. This was the closest the two countries ever came close to a whole nuclear war.

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3 ways competition was created between the US & the USSR

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3 ways competition was created between the US & the USSR

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The historical context despite it relating to different countries, it shows that once certain parts of a nation’s military are deemed superior, another will attempt to dominate by an means. The treaty of versailles as it was incapable of stopping an enemy nation at its time from building the arms, then it surely had no capability to stop two countries from doing the same post world war. The Atomic bomb because it targeted a nation the had conflicts with the US but showed that during this arms race, these 2 countries had the means of using other countries for their own benefit (how the Soviet Union used Cuba) all for the sake of showing superiority and dominance of the other.