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Mutual assured destruction (MAD) is a doctrine of military strategy and national security policy in which a full-scale use ofnuclear weapons by two opposing sides would effectively result in the destruction of both the attacker and the defender,[1] becoming thus a war that has no victory nor any armistice but only total destruction. It is based on the theory of deterrence according to which the deployment of strong weapons is essential to threaten the enemy in order to prevent the use of the same weapons. The strategy is effectively a form of Nash equilibrium in which neither side, once armed, has any incentive to disarm.
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What two countries where mad at each other during the cold war?
The Soviet Union and The United States
Why did the US adopt the MAD policy during the cold war?
M.A.D = M utually A ssured D estruction
What does MAD mean from the cold war?
MAD stands for Mutually Assured Destruction, a military strategy during the Cold War that posited that nuclear powers would deter each other from launching a nuclear attack due to the certainty of total destruction for both the attacker and the defender. This doctrine relied on the idea that neither side would benefit from a nuclear war, as it would lead to catastrophic consequences for all involved. Thus, MAD acted as a deterrent against the use of nuclear weapons, contributing to a tense but stable geopolitical landscape during the Cold War.
What were the major threats to world peace during the cold war?
MAD- Mutually Assured Destruction with the use of nuclear weapons to wipe out two superpower countries, US and the USSR
How does the cold war relate to Microsoft?
Microsoft was invented during the cold war.
How much less battle did the cold war have than world war 2?
ALOT... (No battle during the cold war, just America and Russia being mad at each other)
What two countries where mad at each other during the cold war?
The Soviet Union and The United States
Why did the US adopt the MAD policy during the cold war?
M.A.D = M utually A ssured D estruction
What does MAD mean from the cold war?
MAD stands for Mutually Assured Destruction, a military strategy during the Cold War that posited that nuclear powers would deter each other from launching a nuclear attack due to the certainty of total destruction for both the attacker and the defender. This doctrine relied on the idea that neither side would benefit from a nuclear war, as it would lead to catastrophic consequences for all involved. Thus, MAD acted as a deterrent against the use of nuclear weapons, contributing to a tense but stable geopolitical landscape during the Cold War.
Identify the probable affects of President Eisenhower's threat to use atomic weapons during the Cold War?
MAD=Mutually Assured Destruction.
Kennedy was president during what war?
He was president during the cold war and vietnam.
What was the Soviet espionage during Cold War?
The soviet espionage during the cold war was managed by the KGB.
What were the major threats to world peace during the cold war?
MAD- Mutually Assured Destruction with the use of nuclear weapons to wipe out two superpower countries, US and the USSR
Why was the cold war so dangerous?
Only if it went hot. If it did...it would've been MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction). MAD=Nukes
Was there war on the seas during the cold war?
no
How does the cold war relate to Microsoft?
Microsoft was invented during the cold war.
Who were the leader of Cuba during the cold war?
Batista was the leader of the cold war
