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Why was the space race important to both the US and USSR during the cold war?
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What country won the space race in the 50sand early 60s?
It was a 'race' between the two superpowers during the cold war era, USA and the USSR. Both countries can claim different victories, USSR sending the first man into space, who made one complete orbit of the earth. The USA were the first to land a man on the moon in June 1969.
What counrty put the first man in space and what was his name?
The country was the USSR. His name was Yuri A. Gagarin. Both are now dead.
Why was the launch of Sputnik so historically significant toward the space race?
During this time there were two world powers: US and USSR, both with a totally different lifestyle (democracy and communism). The space race showed USSR was more advanced then we in the United States. It showed the rest of the world that communism was the way to go, and then the red scare and domino effect started coming around.
What was the outcome of the Space Race?
Both America and the USSR improved space and rocket technology. The Soviets got to space first, but America got to the moon first. America would've won if it was an actual race.
Where was the space race?
The space race was between the Soviet Union (Russia) and the United States. Both the US and the USSR captured German scientists that worked on rockets for World War II.
What country won the space race in the 50sand early 60s?
It was a 'race' between the two superpowers during the cold war era, USA and the USSR. Both countries can claim different victories, USSR sending the first man into space, who made one complete orbit of the earth. The USA were the first to land a man on the moon in June 1969.
What country in what year launched the first satellite into space?
After several failures by both the USA and the USSR, the first successfulartificial satellite was launched from the USSR in October, 1957.
Why was the Cuban missile so important to both the soviet union and the US?
show down between USSR and USA in the northern hemisphere, and USSR backed down.
What counrty put the first man in space and what was his name?
The country was the USSR. His name was Yuri A. Gagarin. Both are now dead.
Why was the launch of Sputnik so historically significant toward the space race?
During this time there were two world powers: US and USSR, both with a totally different lifestyle (democracy and communism). The space race showed USSR was more advanced then we in the United States. It showed the rest of the world that communism was the way to go, and then the red scare and domino effect started coming around.
What was the outcome of the Space Race?
Both America and the USSR improved space and rocket technology. The Soviets got to space first, but America got to the moon first. America would've won if it was an actual race.
What was John F Kennedy's significant impact?
President Kennedy was an important leader during the Cold War period, who held the line against the USSR during two major crises, the Berlin blockade, and the Cuban missile crisis. He also initiated the US space program and the Peace Corps, both of which remain significant government programs to this day. So, he had considerable impact.
Where was the space race?
The space race was between the Soviet Union (Russia) and the United States. Both the US and the USSR captured German scientists that worked on rockets for World War II.
What are the five margins that involve both time and space that are important to your intended path or travel?
What are the five margins that involve both time and space that are important to your intended path of travel?
The US and Soviet Union resembled each other in what way?
Both the US & USSR begin with letters US. Both the US & USSR used a star on all of their war machines (Ships, Tanks, Aircraft, Trucks, Artillery, etc.). Both the US & USSR extended from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean. Both the US & USSR had sub-states within it. Both the US & USSR had minority populations of people & cultures. Both the US & USSR had fairly matched technologies. Both the US & USSR were spawned from revolutions (1776) & (1917) respectively. Both the US & USSR had frontier expansions: The US went West; the USSR went East.
AProvide an example of a proxy war during the Cold War era List the major parties involved in your chosen conflict?
USSR/Red China supplying both NORTH Korea & NORTH Vietnam during both of those wars. Communists: USSR/Red China/North Korea/North Vietnam.
When did man go to space?
The answer to that is going to depend on which man you're talking about.The first manned space launches were those of Yuri Gagarin (USSR) andAlan Shepard (USA), both in the Spring of 1961.
