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Us demands that Soviets withdraw missiles from cuba how was the Cuban missile crisis revolved?
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What was the Soviet Solution which was eventually thwarted by the Kennedy Administration?
The Soviets had installed nuclear missiles in Cuba in '62. Kennedy demanded they be removed. His demands were ignored. He ordered US Military Forces on wartime alert (DEFCON status) and ordered them to proceed towards Cuba; while awaiting further communication from the Soviets (Russians) while ENROUTE. If no further positive communicatons were received (not removed or ignored), US Forces were to destroy the missile sites and the Soviets interferred, they were to be destroyed too. US policy during the cold war was...First strike. Had US Forces engaged Soviet Forces in Cuba in 1962; our ICBM's and Stratoforts (B-52's) would have conducted first strike operations on the Soviet homeland. WW3 would have commenced in 1962.
When Hitler first demands Czechoslovakia were met he?
Made More Demands
When Hitler first demands in Czechoslovakia were met he did what?
made more demands ..;))
A refusal to work until demands are met?
A refusal of workers to work until their demands are met is known as a a strike.
What is the form of government that accommodates demands of competing nationalities in a state?
A constitution accommodates demands of competing nationalities in a state.
When Soviets began meeting all over Russia was not one of their demands of the provisional government?
the soviets were part of the illuminati
What were some of Russia's demands to remove their missiles from cuba?
one was that they wanted the us to promise not to invade
What is the basis for president Kennedy demands the the missiles be removed from cuba?
by him agreeing to balance and power and saving the latins and indians from Cuba!
What are the three ways to settle disputes out of court?
Mediation - arbitration - withdraw your objections and/or accede to the other party's demands
What was the Soviet Solution which was eventually thwarted by the Kennedy Administration?
The Soviets had installed nuclear missiles in Cuba in '62. Kennedy demanded they be removed. His demands were ignored. He ordered US Military Forces on wartime alert (DEFCON status) and ordered them to proceed towards Cuba; while awaiting further communication from the Soviets (Russians) while ENROUTE. If no further positive communicatons were received (not removed or ignored), US Forces were to destroy the missile sites and the Soviets interferred, they were to be destroyed too. US policy during the cold war was...First strike. Had US Forces engaged Soviet Forces in Cuba in 1962; our ICBM's and Stratoforts (B-52's) would have conducted first strike operations on the Soviet homeland. WW3 would have commenced in 1962.
Why did the liberal experiment in russia fail and Lenin's revolution succeed?
The Bolshevik slogans "Bread, Land and Peace" and "All Power to the Soviets" sum up the other major factors: The cities were starving as the peasants were now in uniform fighting in the war - they could not plough, sow or harvest the crops. And the food delivery infrastructure had broken down. The peasants wanted the Provisional Government to give them the land they worked on - it didn't, and the most of the land was still owned by the aristocracy. And Russia was doing badly in the war and most people wanted Russia to withdraw from it. Soviets were seen as genuinely democratic bodies - they were mostly formed spontaneously and ran everything from factories to city blocks. By demanding All Power to the Soviets the Bolsheviks were tapping into popular democratic demands.
Why is Russia called Land of Soviet?
The word "soviet" comes from the Russian word for" council". Groups of revolutionaries formed such Soviets in Petrograd, Moscow and other larger cities all throughout Russia just before the 1917 revolutions. These councils of workers' deputies were called "Soviets." They were set up to become a force on behalf of the Russian people to make their demands and grievance known to the Tsar to force him to do something about them or the Soviets would organize strikes and demonstrations. I have never heard of the phrase "Land of Soviet" so I cannot confirm that it was ever used. If it had been, that is where the name came from.
When Hitler's first demands in Czechoslovakia were met he .?
made more demands ..;))
When Hitler's first demands in Czechoslovakia were met?
made more demands ..;))
At the munich conference did france and Britain demand germany to withdraw troops?
I'm not sure, they wanted Germany to restrict it's territorial demands. Chamberlain returned to Britain hailing 'Peace in our time'. On a scale of 1 to 10 in being wrong it scores 11.
What are the various sources of pressure for new laws?
Citizens demands, business demands, local and state government demands, and federal government demands, to name several.
When Hitlers demands in Czechoslovakia were met he?
Made More Demands
