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Who acted more responsibly in the Cuban missel crisis jfk or krushchev?
John Fritzgerald Kennedy.
What was the impact of the Cuban missile crisis on other countries?
Yes.
What president was involved in the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile Crisis?
John F Kennedy.
What counties were involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis?
Cuba usa and Russia
Who was involved in Cuban Missile Crisis?
Primarily the United States and the Soviet Union, and of course Cuba.
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What events is most closely associated with the Bay of Pigs incident?
Cuban missel crisis
Who acted more responsibly in the Cuban missel crisis jfk or krushchev?
John Fritzgerald Kennedy.
The Kennedy administration was involved in?
the Cuban Missile Crisis
What event was a confrontation that involved nuclear weapons?
Cuban Crisis
What leaders were involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis?
Kennedy, Castro and Khrushchev.
What was the impact of the Cuban missile crisis on other countries?
Yes.
Did Fidel start the spanish-american war?
No, but he was involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis.
What USMC units were involved in the Cuban crisis?
first shore party 1st mardiv
What president was involved in the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile Crisis?
John F Kennedy.
What countries were involvod in the cuban missile crisis?
sovietnion, cuba , and north america
Did people think that nuclear war was a possibility for Cuban war crisis?
Some people were so sure that war was about to break out and went into bomb shelters and such. The Cuban Missel Crisses really brought home to most of North America that war could kill every American with out any warning.
How did the North Atlantic Treaty Organization get involved in the Cuban missile crisis?
NATO was put on alert.
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