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1970-197 - Election and overthrow of Salvador Allende in Chile

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1970-197 - Election and overthrow of Salvador Allende in Chile

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- Salvador Allende, a Marxist representative of the Unidad Popular won 36% of the votes in the 1970 chilean elections
- He was sworn in by congress in 1971, after heavy US opposition by bringing congress members to vote against him and supporting the Chilean army to intimidate and oppose his supporters.
- After being sworn in, US cut all economic support to Chile as Allende began to nationalize foreign companies
- Chaos and calls for a military takeover became frequent. The military was initially unwilling to act, but began facing threats of abolishment of the armed forces.
- This unrest lead to Congress calling on the military to act and on September 11 of 1973 the navy seized the port of Valparaiso and the air force began to bomb the presidential palace. Allende committed suicide and a military junta took power.

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This was the first joint U.S.–Soviet space flight, as a symbol of the policy of détente that the two superpowers were pursuing at the time. It involved the docking of an Apollo Module with the Soviet Soyuz 19 Module. This mission ceremoniously marked the end of the Space Race. The purpose and catalyst of the Apollo–Soyuz Test Project was the policy of détente between the two Cold War superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union.

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The Apollo 11 lands on the moon and gives the USA a huge boost in the space race

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1976 - Angolan Communist Regime is Established

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1976 - Angolan Communist Regime is Established

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Victory for the Soviets!

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Part of the period of Chinese and American rapprochement, known as the Ping-Pong Diplomacy.

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- As Mao prepared for the 9th Chinese Communist Party Congress, scheduled for April, he decided to create a small controlled clash
- He chose Zhenbao, a uninhabited islant claimed by both the Chinese and the Soviets

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December 24, 1979 - Soviet Troops Invade Afghanistan

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December 24, 1979 - Soviet Troops Invade Afghanistan

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In December 1978, the Soviets reached an agreement with the Afghan government permitting them to intervene in Afghanistan whenever they felt necessary. Thus, in December 24, 1979 with the Mujahideen gaining influence in the country, the Soviets invaded Afghanistan. The communist leader Amin was extremely ineffective in controlling his country.

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1972 - The ABMT Way - Lil B from the Big C and MC Shawarma

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1972 - The ABMT Way - Lil B from the Big C and MC Shawarma

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Arms control treaty between the U.S. and the USSR limiting the number of anti-ballistic missile systems each side was allowed to have. This treaty limited each side to 2 anti-ballistic missile complexes, each with a max of 100 missiles. Signed in 1972, the treaty was in action until 1997.

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John F. Kennedy is murdered which leads Lyndon B. Johnson to rise to power. As a consequence one can point to the Vietnam War's initiation. L.B. Johnson had a much more aggressive foreign policy in relation to Kennedy.

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Nikita Krushchev is removed from office after returning to Moscow from a trip is and replaced by Leonid Brezhnev

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August 15th 1973 - Paris Peace Accords - Braeden

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August 15th 1973 - Paris Peace Accords - Braeden

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Paris Peace Accords officially ended the United States involvement in Vietnam.

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July 1965 - GOOOOOD morning Vietnam! - Braeden

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July 1965 - GOOOOOD morning Vietnam! - Braeden

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150,000 U.S. troops sent to Vietnam.

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- Signed by several major nuclear and non-nuclear powers
- Major success for advocates of arms control as it set a precedent for international cooperation between nuclear and non-nuclear states to prevent proliferation
- Some of the main points of the 1968 NPT included:
1) signatories agreed not to transfer either nuclear weapons or nuclear weapons technology to any other state.
2) the non-nuclear states agreed that they would not receive, develop or otherwise acquire nuclear weapons. All of the signatories agreed to submit to the safeguards against proliferation established by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
3) parties to the treaty also agreed to cooperate in the development of peaceful nuclear technology and to continue negotiations to help end the nuclear arms race and limit the spread of the technology.
- The treaty was given a 25-year time limit, with the agreement that it would be reviewed every 5 years.
- The NPT is regarded as a success for the United States and the Soviet Union as these nations succeeded in imposing a permanent division of the world into two types of powers -nuclear and non-nuclear- reducing the possibility of non-nuclear nations rising to pose a threat to the two Superpowers

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1968 - Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia - Ryan

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1968 - Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia - Ryan

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August 20th, the Soviet Union led Warsaw Pact troops into Czechoslovakia in order to crack down on the reformist trends in Prague

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September 3rd 1971 - Four Power Agreement Berlin	

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September 3rd 1971 - Four Power Agreement Berlin	

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A reconfirmation of the agreement between Russia, USA, Britain and France in regards to the management and administration of Berlin. It

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Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty signed between the US and USSR. SALT 1 and SALT 2 were arms limitation conferences held in Helsinki Finland. SALT 1 led to the ABMT treaty.

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President Jimmy Carter being swore into office. Shortly after he election all troops were pulled out of Vietnam and SALT 2 happened.

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- August 9th 1974 Nixon resigned before an impeachment being possible
- Resigned due to the watergate scandal
- Received a presidential pardon by his successor Gerald Ford

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December 24th 1979 - Afghanistan invasion - Braeden 

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December 24th 1979 - Afghanistan invasion - Braeden 

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- US Embassy in Tehran is taken over by Iranian college students who were members of the Muslim Student Followers of the Imam's Line
- 52 Diplomats were held for 444 days