On October 14, 1962 and shortly thereafter, the U.S. identified 42 Soviet nuclear missiles at ten sites in Cuba. This began the Cuban Missile Crisis, bringing the world to the brink of nuclear disaster, which lasted until the U.S. naval blockade of Cuba ended November 21, 1962. This tense situation resulted in the establishment of the Moscow-Washington hotline .
The Soviet Union sent ships loaded with missiles to Cuba. The United States of America stood resolved and firm, forcing the Russians to turn their ships around at the last minute, and head back to Russia.
The Cuban Missile Crisis. In 1962, The Soviet Union, in collaboration with Fidel Castro, began building nuclear missiles on the Island of Cuba. Because the Soviets technology at the time limited their nuclear missiles range, they felt that having missiles in Cuba was the only way of defending against an attack by the United States, whose nuclear arsenal could reach the Soviet Union at any time. Castro, after the failed Bay of Pigs invasion, thought that another attack by the U.S was inevitable and agreed to the Soviet installations. President Kennedy imposed a quarantine on the island by surrounding it with naval vessels and ordered the missiles to be dismantled. Several tense days went by, and the world was on the brink of nuclear war. the worst day being October 27th when a U2 reconnaissance plane was shot down. On October 28th, The U.S and the Soviet Union came to an agreement. The missiles and bombers would be removed from Cuba, and the U.S agreed not to invade Cuba, thus ending the crisis.
The Louisiana Purchase doubled the size of the United States.
The Soviet Union
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because we both were spying on each other and were both incersing size of our armys
Cuba
Cuba
The first country to develop nuclear elements I'm not sure, but the first country to develop a nuclear weapon was the united states. Also the former soviet union has the most nuclear missiles in the world but they are from the cold war, old and outdated, America has sophisticated missile systems that can sent a warhead almost anywhere on the planet
cold war
The Soviet Union sent ships loaded with missiles to Cuba. The United States of America stood resolved and firm, forcing the Russians to turn their ships around at the last minute, and head back to Russia.
Cuban Missle Crisis
The Cuban Missile Crisis. In 1962, The Soviet Union, in collaboration with Fidel Castro, began building nuclear missiles on the Island of Cuba. Because the Soviets technology at the time limited their nuclear missiles range, they felt that having missiles in Cuba was the only way of defending against an attack by the United States, whose nuclear arsenal could reach the Soviet Union at any time. Castro, after the failed Bay of Pigs invasion, thought that another attack by the U.S was inevitable and agreed to the Soviet installations. President Kennedy imposed a quarantine on the island by surrounding it with naval vessels and ordered the missiles to be dismantled. Several tense days went by, and the world was on the brink of nuclear war. the worst day being October 27th when a U2 reconnaissance plane was shot down. On October 28th, The U.S and the Soviet Union came to an agreement. The missiles and bombers would be removed from Cuba, and the U.S agreed not to invade Cuba, thus ending the crisis.
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The Sahara Desert is almost as big as the continuous forty-eight states of the United States.
The Sahara is nearly as big as the contiguous 48 United States.
apricots are grown in almost every state in the united states