The Cold War Arms Race

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The Cold War Arms Race

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1. The Cold War Arms Race By Kathryn Gau and Lauren Kornutik

Space Race /Arms Race

Between U.S.A and Russia By Addis Yilma. Space Race /Arms Race. Context. The growth of atomic weapons between the two superpowers. Who were The two superpowers during the cold war? Why was the launch of sputnik so historically significant toward the space race?

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The Cold War & The Space Race

The Cold War & The Space Race. 1945- 1991. The End of WWII. Before his death, Roosevelt had set the groundwork for an international political organization. -> On April 25, 1945, that plan came into action

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Arms Race

Arms Race. Scenario. In this recreation simulation, you will be playing both the US and the USSR to recreate the nuclear arms race between them. After each round, students will decide whether or not to escalate the race, to fire missiles, or to negotiate for peace. Sides.

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The Arms Race

The Arms Race. Florida's last Civil War veteran, Bill Lundy, poses with a jet fighter, 1955. Origins of the Cold War. With U.S.S.R. obtaining the hydrogen bomb, t he Arms Race is on

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Cold War vs. Race War

Cold War vs. Race War. Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s. Brown vs. Board of Education. Supreme Court Case decision that segregated schools are unequal and must desegregate Key Players: NAACP Legal Defense Team led by: Thurgood Marshall

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Arms Race

Arms Race. AIRPLANE. More useful by the end of the war Beginning of war: used for spying, gathering information Middle of war: pilots brought bricks and dropped them over the side End of war: equipped with machine guns. Artillery (bombs, shells). Launches large projectiles

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Arms Race & the End of the Cold War

Arms Race & the End of the Cold War. Lecture # 7 (1003-1013) Objective~ Intense competition between US & the USSR…and the end. M utual A ssured D estruction (MAD). Arms Race - military build up of nuclear weapons 1945 U.S. A-Bomb 1949 USSR A-bomb 1953 both had h- bombs

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The Arms Race

The Arms Race. Andrew Abrahams Nick Shaffer Anna Thornton Llosh G êrmet. The Cold War. Era of tension between West and USSR Arms Race was central in trying to gain an edge. Early Race. Race started after WW II US were ahead of the Russians

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Cold War: Space Race

Cold War: Space Race. Juliana Martin EDCI 270. Background. American Side. Russian Side. The Follow-Up. Quiz. Background. The Background Video. America.

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The Arms Race

The Arms Race. Numerous people feared that the thoughts were the more nuclear weapons a country had the more power they had. . Background. The United States and Russia were the countries involved in the nuclear arms race

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The arms race

BGS History A2 Revision Tests. The arms race. 1) What statement sums up why an arms race developed during this period?. “During conflict your armaments help determine your influence; during war they help determine the outcome”. 2) What 3 factors caused the arms race?.

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The Nuclear Arms Race

The Nuclear Arms Race. A Mr. Bruns brand Alex Mahlberg PowerPoint Presentation. The Beginning. The first Nuclear weapons were produced by the United States through the Manhattan Project in World War II.

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Arms Race and the First World War:

Arms Race and the First World War: Propaganda- information, ideas, or rumors deliberately spread widely to help or harm a person, group,. e.g. the Daily Mail ran MANY stories (such as this one by William Le Queux) imagining German invasions.

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Korean War, The Space Race, The Arms Race

Korean War, The Space Race, The Arms Race. Korean War: Many Americans believed their government had not done enough to prevent the fall of China to Communism. This criticism of the U.S. foreign policy affected American actions at the time of the outbreak of the Korean War. (1950-1953)

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THE ARMS RACE AND THE SPACE RACE : THE COLD WAR

THE ARMS RACE AND THE SPACE RACE : THE COLD WAR.

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The Arms Race

The Arms Race. The Cold War. This icon indicates the slide contains activities created in Flash. These activities are not editable. For more detailed instructions, see the Getting Started presentation. What we will learn today. What we will learn today: What the Arms Race was.

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Arms Race

Arms Race. of the cold war. Sam Williams. Introduction. Cold War is the state of conflict, tension and competition that existed between the United States and the Soviet Union (USSR) and their respective allies from the mid-1940s to the early 1990s.

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Cold War Arms Reduction

Cold War Arms Reduction. Deterrence. First strike capability being able to destroy every weapon your enemy has impossible because weapons are too numerous and too well-hidden Second strike capability ability to successfully attack enemy after you have been attacked

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The Arms Race and its impact on the Cold War

The Arms Race and its impact on the Cold War. ‘’Driven by the national vulnerabilities of the Superpowers and the personal and political insecurities of their leaders’’. Why did an arms race develop?. The need to keep ahead The need to increase their own reputation

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Arms Race

Arms Race. By: Dre’ Anderson and Tanner Sinclair. Background. In 1946, after WWII, the Atomic Energy Act was passed to prevent nuclear weapons, but countries still made these weapons. Countries raced to advanced in nuclear weapons and other military weapons to gain world power.

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Arms Race

Arms Race. Selina Baeza Taylor Spearman. Manhattan Project. First nuclear weapon was created during WWII and was used against Axis Powers. Two types of atomic bomb were developed Gun type fission weapon (uses uranium) Implosion type nuclear weapon. Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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Arms Race

Arms Race. The nuclear arms race was central to the Cold War. Many feared where the Cold War was going with the belief that the more nuclear weapons you had, the more powerful you were. Both America and Russia massively built up their stockpiles of nuclear weapons.

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Presentation Transcript

Space Race /Arms Race

The Cold War &amp; The Space Race

Arms Race

The Arms Race

Cold War vs. Race War

Arms Race

Arms Race &amp; the End of the Cold War

The Arms Race

Cold War: Space Race

The Arms Race

The arms race

The Nuclear Arms Race

Arms Race and the First World War:

Korean War, The Space Race, The Arms Race

THE ARMS RACE AND THE SPACE RACE : THE COLD WAR

The Arms Race

Arms Race

Cold War Arms Reduction

The Arms Race and its impact on the Cold War

Arms Race

Arms Race

Arms Race

The Cold War & The Space Race

Arms Race & the End of the Cold War