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It started with Ronald Reagan but truly happened under George H. W. Bush.
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When did the Soviet Union stop the arms race with the US?
in 1991 when soviet union collapse
The collapse of the Soviet Union made it easier for the US to send troops to?
to Afganistan i think
While in office president carter strained relations between the US and the soviet union by supporting soviet?
President Carter supported Soviet dissidents.
President Kennedy was most likely contrasting the US government with?
the Soviet Union
Who was the us president when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan?
Jimmy Carter
Is the soviet union in US?
no, its not! The Soviet Union is Russia.
Which American president from the 1980s is associated with the end of the conflict between the US and the Soviet Union?
President Ronald Reagan
How did US relation with the Soviet Union change while Ronald Reagan was president of the US?
Ronald Regan was a strong leader and chief as President of the United States. US relations with the Soviet Union begged of Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall. The Soviet Socialist Republics also withdrew from USSR dictation.
Which development most contributed to US fears of unstable governments or terrorist organizations gaining access to nuclear weapons?
the collapse of the soviet union?
Why did Soviet Premier Leonid Brezhnev invite President Richard Nixon to visit Moscow?
Brezhnec feared that a US alliance with China would isolate the Soviet Union.
How was an all out war between the us and the Soviet Union over cubw narrowly avoided?
US President John F Kennedy anounced to the Soviet Union if any missiles were launched from Cuba, the U.S. would deem such a strike as coming fro the Soviet Union and full retalitatory strikes again the Soviet Union would be made by the U.S.
Under President Ronald Reagan and the US had the largest peacetime military buildup in history how is this a challenge to the Soviet Union?
The massive military buildup under President Reagan posed a significant challenge to the Soviet Union for two main reasons. Firstly, it put considerable pressure on the Soviet economy, as they had to divert substantial resources towards their own military expansion to keep up with the U.S. Secondly, the buildup eroded the Soviet Union's perception of military superiority and heightened their fear of a potential conflict with the United States, which further strained their resources and contributed to the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union.
