Cards in this guide (18)
President Kennedy felt that Cuba
brought communism too close for comfort
What were Nixon's meetings with Soviet leaders called that discussed the limitation of strategic arms
What south American country achieved independence from Spain in 1811
Paraguay was the South American country achieved independence
from Spain in 1811. Today, Paraguay's capital is Asuncion, and it
has a total land area of 406,752 square kilometers.
The scandal that emerged when Reagan left office involved
During the Cuban Missile Crisis American sailors on navy warships watched
Soviet ships stop and then turn back
What is official American policy that stated that disorder in Latin America could force the US to send its military into Latin American nations to protect America
To cut off shipment of a certain product to a country is to create
Who was the leader of the Soviet Union whose presence signaled a thaw in the Cold War
What is an organized program of selected information used to spread a belief to a group of people
In the 1960s both and the US had nuclear warheads ready to fire upon each other at any moment
President Kennedy approved a plan to overthrow who using Cuban exiles
Both China and the US agreed that one of the major problems in their relations was the US recognition of the island of Taiwan
When Americans and soviets made a historic link in space it seemed to be what
A symbol of cooperation between governments ((:
In 1987 gorbachev and Reagan met again in Washington and signed the inf intermediate range nuclear forces treaty
As a result of the Treaty of Nanjing Britain was
Which Prime minister of Italy was partners with Hitler
Was The plan for the Bay of Pigs invasion was initiated after Kennedy was elected president
The Bay of Pigs invasion was planned during Eisenhower's
administration. It was not ready until Kennedy was President.
Kennedy had to give the ok for the plan to start.
Who was the Italian king who appointed Mussolini
Benito Mussolini (1882-1945) was appointed Prime Minister in
1922 by king Victor Emmanuel III (1869-1947).