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The Cuban missile crises was caused by the Soviet Union, who was allied with Cuba. The Soviet Union dispatched missiles to Cuba to strike the U.S. mainland and deal a crippling blow to the U.S. military and morale.
No missiles were used in the Cuban missile crisis. No one fired a one. It was caused by the fact that the Soviet Union had missiles in Cuba aimed toward the United States that caused the crisis.
The development of high-efficiency jet fuel.
An alliance with Russia would help prevent America from invading or interfering with his communist dictatorship over Cuba.
they had many other allies and would defeat the powers of soviet union leaders, they also had more nuclear weapons.
The Cuban missile crises was caused by the Soviet Union, who was allied with Cuba. The Soviet Union dispatched missiles to Cuba to strike the U.S. mainland and deal a crippling blow to the U.S. military and morale.
Castro's alliance with the Soviet Union caused the United States to view the country as a threat. When Russian missile silos were constructed there in the early sixties, the United States came close to war with Russia. The standoff that resulted is known as the Bay of Pigs.
No missiles were used in the Cuban missile crisis. No one fired a one. It was caused by the fact that the Soviet Union had missiles in Cuba aimed toward the United States that caused the crisis.
The Soviet Union had begun to install nuclear weapons in Cuba.
The development of high-efficiency jet fuel.
The Bay of Pigs debacle caused Castro to seek help in defense of Cuba. This opening gave the USSR an opportunity to expand into the Western Hemisphere.
An alliance with Russia would help prevent America from invading or interfering with his communist dictatorship over Cuba.
There are several actually. For one, Operation Mongoose. The CIA and mafia was involved in trying to secretly assassinate Fidel Castro. The Bay of Pigs angered the U.S as well. Then when the U.S said things before the Cuban Missile Crisis it made the Soviet Leader, Khrushchev look bad; this also angered Cuba.
they had many other allies and would defeat the powers of soviet union leaders, they also had more nuclear weapons.
For most small nation Communist Parties, the 1963 Anglo-American-Soviet Test Ban Treaty was viewed as a step towards better relations between the USSR and the West. This situation caused Cuba's Fidel Castro to view his relations with the Soviet Union at risk. Not a withdrawal of Soviet support, but the friendlier the USSR was towards the West, the less likely would the Soviets be towards Castro's plans to expand his revolution to South America. There was a fear that Khrushchev might have a more receptive response to US protests of any inroads that Castro might make in the Western Hemisphere.
They are caused by an object entering the body at a high speed, typically a bullet
The Bay of Pigs invasion caused President Kennedy to come across as inexperienced and didn't show the country in a strong light. The attempt at the overthrow of Fidel Castro came across as half-baked and incompetent, and directed caused the Cuban Missile Crisis.