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Cold War: Post Cuba thaw, 1963-1968
Cold War: Post Cuba thaw, 1963-1968
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1
Neither Kennedy or Khrushchev used the Washington - Moscow hotline.
True
False
2
What Cold War event is considered the impetus for establishing better US/Soviet relations?
Geneva Accords
Cuban Missile Crisis
U2 Crisis
Bay of Pigs invasion
3
Which two countries refused to sign the Test Ban Treaty?
UK & France
USA & UK
USSR & China
France & China
4
In what year was the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty signed?
1966
1969
1967
1968
5
A US military report in 1963 estimated that the combined US/Soviet casualties from a nuclear war would be...
73 million
93 million
63 million
83 million
6
The direct line of communication between Washington & Moscow was referred to as what?
Red line
Cold War line
Russian line
Hot line
7
Which type of nuclear missile effectively ended 'Mutually Assured Destruction'?
SLBMs
MIRVs
ICBMs
ABMs
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What does SLBM stand for?
Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile
Silo Launched Ballistic Missile
Surface Launched Ballistic Missile
Space Launched Ballistic Missile
9
The 1963 'Test Ban Treaty' still allowed countries to test their weapons in which type of location?
Space
Underground
Above ground
Underwater
10
Missiles containing more than one nuclear warhead were called MIRVs.
True
False