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Why did democracy fail in many new countries in Cold War?
If a new or neutral nation received a BETTER deal (weapons, construction aid, medical aid, technology aid, etc) from the Soviets or Red Chinese they took it. Sometimes a nation might want a certain type of missile. If the US wouldn't sell it or give it to them, and the Red Chinese/Soviets would, then they'd side with them.
Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy were very concerned bout communist takeover in Cuba because of what?
Mainly it was the fear of Fidel Castro taking power in Cuba , so close to the U.s.A. additional info The big concern was not so much Castro, but the deals that he made with the Russians. One deal was to let the Russians put missiles on Cuba and since Cuba is only 90 miles off of FLA shores this was too close for the U.S. This is why we had the Cuban Missile crisis.
What countries were involved in the Cold War?
In the cold war there was never any fighting but the countries that were involved were Russia, America and Cuba. Some have confused the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 with the Cold War. It was a part of the Cold War but not nearly all of it. And there was a great deal of fighting in countries like Greece, Korea, Angola, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Vietnam, Afghanistan and many other places. The global superpowers could not fight directly and keep the Cold War cold, so they fought smaller wars by proxy, used propaganda, espionage, arms escalation, and all methods short of direct warfare.Countries involved in the Cold War were mainly the United States and the Soviet Union, but also China, North and South Korea and Germany.
How did Eisenhower out do the New Deal?
he continued the New Deal
What effect did the cold war have on America?
Following World War II, every administration had a policy dealing with the Cold War. Truman and Eisenhower followed a policy of containment. Under Truman the Marshall Plan and the Truman Doctrine were effective weapons against the threat of Soviet advancement. The development of NATO, saw the US enter the first defensive treaty during peace time. Eisenhower used force in Lebanon and continued spying on the Russians until the U2Spy Plance incident. Kennedy had to deal with the communist take-over in Cuba, the failure of the Bay of Pigs operation, and the Cuban Missile Crisis. LBJ's administration was dealing with the Vietnam War while trying to establish the "Great Society" domestic programs. Nixon began to open relations with Communist China, still a threat to our interests in the Pacific and Reagan dealth with the "Evil Empire" until the collapse of communism and the destruction of the Berlin Wall.
Who was to blame for the Cuban Missile Crisis?
The Cuban missile crises was caused by the Soviet Union, who was allied with Cuba. The Soviet Union dispatched missiles to Cuba to strike the U.S. mainland and deal a crippling blow to the U.S. military and morale.
Which president dealt with the Cuban Missile Crisis?
John F. Kennedy won the 1960 election with the help of his promise to deal with the "Cuba problem." He ended up initiating the blockade that still exists today. He also had to deal with the missile crisis and ended up making a deal with the Soviet Union so they would disarm Cuba.
Did the countries ever agree on the Cuban missile crisis?
The president of the USA, John F. Kennedy, decided to place a naval blockade on Cuba. The Soviet ships carrying missiles to be placed in the nearly finished Cuban missile silos approached the blockade and failed to stop. Eventually, at the last second, the ships turned around, and a deal had been reached between the two superpowers. The USSR removed the missile bases, and the USA agreed not to invade Cuba and to accept communist control of Cuba. In secret, President Kennedy had agreed to remove the American missiles in Turkey, which were providing the same threat to the USSR as to the USA.
Did Kennedy's cautious firmness with Khurschev during the Cuban missile crisis redsulted in the disassembling of the Russian missile?
Due to Kennedy's cautious firmness with Khrushchev during the Cuban missile crisis, the Soviets publicly dismantled their missiles positioned on Cuba. They returned the parts to the Soviet Union, in exchange for a public US declaration that the US would never invade Cuba.
What effect did the Cuban missile crisis have on the US?
The US won the Cuban Missile Crisis only by making a secret deal with the Soviet Union. This left Cuba in the hands of Fidel Castro. Although it confirmed the strength of the US in preventing Soviet armaments from being placed in Latin America, Cuba itself regularly provided arms and troops to communist guerrilla movements.The United States further extended its containment policy in Latin America---You're welcome Gradpoint users :)
What effect did Cuban missile crisis have on the US?
The US won the Cuban Missile Crisis only by making a secret deal with the Soviet Union. This left Cuba in the hands of Fidel Castro. Although it confirmed the strength of the US in preventing Soviet armaments from being placed in Latin America, Cuba itself regularly provided arms and troops to communist guerrilla movements.The United States further extended its containment policy in Latin America---You're welcome Gradpoint users :)
What effect the Cuban missile crisis have on the US?
The US won the Cuban Missile Crisis only by making a secret deal with the Soviet Union. This left Cuba in the hands of Fidel Castro. Although it confirmed the strength of the US in preventing Soviet armaments from being placed in Latin America, Cuba itself regularly provided arms and troops to communist guerrilla movements.The United States further extended its containment policy in Latin America---You're welcome Gradpoint users :)
What effected the Cuban Missile Crisis have on the US?
The US won the Cuban Missile Crisis only by making a secret deal with the Soviet Union. This left Cuba in the hands of Fidel Castro. Although it confirmed the strength of the US in preventing Soviet armaments from being placed in Latin America, Cuba itself regularly provided arms and troops to communist guerrilla movements.The United States further extended its containment policy in Latin America---You're welcome Gradpoint users :)
What effects did the Cuban missile crisis have on the US?
The US won the Cuban Missile Crisis only by making a secret deal with the Soviet Union. This left Cuba in the hands of Fidel Castro. Although it confirmed the strength of the US in preventing Soviet armaments from being placed in Latin America, Cuba itself regularly provided arms and troops to communist guerrilla movements.The United States further extended its containment policy in Latin America---You're welcome Gradpoint users :)
What effect did the Cuban Missile Crisis have on the US'?
The US won the Cuban Missile Crisis only by making a secret deal with the Soviet Union. This left Cuba in the hands of Fidel Castro. Although it confirmed the strength of the US in preventing Soviet armaments from being placed in Latin America, Cuba itself regularly provided arms and troops to communist guerrilla movements.The United States further extended its containment policy in Latin America---You're welcome Gradpoint users :)
How did the US bring Cuban missile crises to a successful end?
President Kennedy forced the Soviets to remove all of its missiles from Cuba and promised not to invade Cuba. The so-called deal for the US to remove its missiles from Turkey is problematic.The bottom line was that neither superpowers wanted a thermonuclear war.
Why did democracy fail in many new countries in Cold War?
If a new or neutral nation received a BETTER deal (weapons, construction aid, medical aid, technology aid, etc) from the Soviets or Red Chinese they took it. Sometimes a nation might want a certain type of missile. If the US wouldn't sell it or give it to them, and the Red Chinese/Soviets would, then they'd side with them.
