Cold War Thaws (Chapter 17.5)

Under US President Richard Nixon ______ replaced brinkmanship as the way to handle the Cold War

Khrushchev started a policy called _______,or purging the USSR of Stalin's memory and influence

USSR invaded Czechoslovakia in order to keep them from rejecting Communism, called the ________

The willingness of the US and the USSR to go to the very edge of war during the Cold war is

In the Cold War, the USSR kept a firm grip on which satellite nations (countries it influenced)

Which IS NOT an example of Brinkmanship between the US and USSR

____________ took power in the USSR once Nikita Khrushchev faded from the picture.

Nikita Khrushchev lost power in the USSR after his embarrassing "defeat" during the __________

Even though _________ was a former Communist ally of the USSR, the relationship soured by 1960

_____________ was the next satellite nation to attempt to loosen the tight grip of the USSR

________________ became the leader of the USSR after Stalin died

The SALT I treaty limited the number of _______________ each country could have

Soviet leaders after Stalin were more moderate and lessened their grip on satellite nations

In October 1956, protesters under Imre Nagy, overthrew the soviet government in ____________

_____________ is famous for visiting Communist countries and signing the SALT treaty