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Coup d'état, often referred to as a "coup," is the sudden and illegal seizure of government power, typically executed by a small group, such as military leaders or political factions. It usually involves the overthrow of the existing government without the consent of the populace and can lead to significant political and social upheaval. The term "détente," on the other hand, refers to the easing of strained relations, particularly in the context of international diplomacy. While "coup d'état" focuses on power dynamics within a state, "détente" emphasizes the reduction of tensions between nations.
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What were the major successes of Nixon administration foreign policy?
detente with the ussr the invasion of cambodia opening relations with china the tet offensive the coup to overthrow allende in 1973
When was Detente - band - created?
Detente - band - was created in 1984.
The relaxing tensions between hostile nations is called?
detente
The reduction of tensions and increased contact between the US and the Soviet Union beginning in the late 1960s was called?
Detente
When did detente occur?
the detente was from 1962 to 1972. i don't know much about what it was though!
Put detente in a sentence?
The luncheon was intended to bring the two groups to a detente
What are the ratings and certificates for Detente - 2010?
Detente - 2010 is rated/received certificates of: UK:15
What was the cold war policy of detente?
Detente means to relax or to relief tension. When the cold war started Detente first kept thing relaxing but as it went on it got worse.
How do you spell dentent?
Detente.
The event that best illustrated the policy of detente was?
the event that best illustrated the policy of detente was?
What is the English translation of the word 'detente'?
The French to English translation for the word 'detente' is 'relaxation'. The word can also mean lessening, thaw, or trigger. There is also a detente in Spanish, which can mean detain, arrest, or restrain.
What does to abandon detente mean?
To rearm
