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What was the reason for superpowers to engage in an arms race with strategy of mutually assured destruction?
Both countries felt that they were safe from attack if they were powerful enough to destroy the other.
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What was the reason for superpowers to engage in an arms race with a strategy of mutually assured destruction?
Both countries felt that they were safe from attack if they were powerful enough to destroy the other.
Why did the two superpowers never fire a shot?
Based on weapons stockpiles, there was mutually assured destruction if the two superpowers went to war
How do you know Mutually Assured Destruction really worked?
Because if it didnt, the two superpowers would have started a nuclear war which would have begun world war 3
What was the reason for superpowers to engage in an arms race with a stragety of mutually assured destruction?
Both countries felt that they were safe from attack if they were powerful enough to destroy each other.
What did the acronym MAD stand for?
Mutually Assured Destruction
Mutually assured destruction and its policies were developed around what weapon?
Mutually assured destruction and its policies were developed around high yield H-bombs that were usually carried by missiles.
What was the reason for superpowers to engage in an arms race with a strategy of mutualky assured destruction?
Both countries felt that they were safe from attack if they were powerful enough to destroy the other.
Cold war strategy whereby the us was prepared to engage in massive nuclear retaliation at any time?
Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) Brinkmanship
What was the cold war strategy whereby the us was prepared to engage in massive nuclear retaliation at any time?
MAD, which stands for Mutually Assured Destruction
What is The defense strategy predicated on the assumption that if no one stood a chance of surviving a nuclear war then no one would start one?
Mutually assured destruction.
What moral question was the heart of the arms race?
Mutually assured destruction
Why did the west not declare was on the USSR?
Wanted to avoid "mutually assured destruction."
