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3 comparisons that could be made in today's world 

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3 comparisons that could be made in today's world 

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One could be the newfound want and need to ban and or shut down nuclear weapons. After people witnessed the destruction of Nagasaki/Hiroshima and the cold war mass production of new more powerful weapons, people began hate what these weapons could do; the comparison would be how people's mindsets change. First people saw the need, and then after the need was gone people started to hate them. The second could be the fact that arms rise never really ended. Nations still care about having a stronger army and powerful weapons to equip that army. A third could be a smaller nation trying to gain power by making and producing new nuclear weapons. More and more small nations are rising to power just by the fact that they have a stronger army than their neighboring nations.

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As stated previously nuclear weapons were a huge part of the competition between the US and the USSR.  there was competition in who could have the most and most powerful nuclear weapon. 

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As stated previously nuclear weapons were a huge part of the competition between the US and the USSR.  there was competition in who could have the most and most powerful nuclear weapon. 

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Another part of the competition was to see who could get to the moon first. The USSR was the first to send something to outer space but the US was the first to land a men spaceship on the moon wonts again creating  more competition

The third would be competing in sports specifically in the Olympics. One of the biggest events would be when the US beat the USSR in hockey in 1980. This was one of the biggest upsets of all time.

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5-The Cuban missile crisis occurred in 1962 when the US and the Soviet Union came dangerously near to war over the  Soviet nuclear-armed ballistic missiles in Cuba. the president  After the failed effort by the John F. Kennedy administration to topple Fidel Castro, the Cold War arms race reached a turning point in 1962 when Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev implemented a covert deal to station Soviet warheads in Cuba to discourage future coup attempts.

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5-The Cuban missile crisis occurred in 1962 when the US and the Soviet Union came dangerously near to war over the  Soviet nuclear-armed ballistic missiles in Cuba. the president  After the failed effort by the John F. Kennedy administration to topple Fidel Castro, the Cold War arms race reached a turning point in 1962 when Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev implemented a covert deal to station Soviet warheads in Cuba to discourage future coup attempts.

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The competition in the cold war was a way to not have a real war but to still show superiority 

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The competition in the cold war was a way to not have a real war but to still show superiority 

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Five important Events/Things related to the arms rise 

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Five important Events/Things related to the arms rise 

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1-An intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) is a nuclear-weapons-carrying missile with a minimum range of 5,500 kilometers. Conventional, chemical, and biological weapons can all be delivered with varying degrees of efficacy, but they have never been used on an ICBM. the first ICBM was made by Soviet rocket designer Sergei Korolëv and this made the US need one of their own

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1-An intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) is a nuclear-weapons-carrying missile with a minimum range of 5,500 kilometers. Conventional, chemical, and biological weapons can all be delivered with varying degrees of efficacy, but they have never been used on an ICBM. the first ICBM was made by Soviet rocket designer Sergei Korolëv and this made the US need one of their own

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2-A thermonuclear weapon, often known as a fusion weapon or hydrogen bomb, is a type of nuclear weapon developed as the second generation of nuclear weapons. In 1952 the US made the first hydrogen bomb wants again adding to the arms rise 

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2-A thermonuclear weapon, often known as a fusion weapon or hydrogen bomb, is a type of nuclear weapon developed as the second generation of nuclear weapons. In 1952 the US made the first hydrogen bomb wants again adding to the arms rise 

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4-The creation of the dreadnought by the British was a sign to all other nations that they needed new and better military resources to stay competitive. With tensions rising between the US and the USSR the competition was even stronger 

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4-The creation of the dreadnought by the British was a sign to all other nations that they needed new and better military resources to stay competitive. With tensions rising between the US and the USSR the competition was even stronger 

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3-The USSR was frightened by the US’s powerful bombs which added to preexisting animosity, but Truman did give the Soviets nuclear plans to create their own weapons but on 29 August 1949 the USSR would test their first bomb 

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3-The USSR was frightened by the US’s powerful bombs which added to preexisting animosity, but Truman did give the Soviets nuclear plans to create their own weapons but on 29 August 1949 the USSR would test their first bomb 