THE COLD WAR THAWS.

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THE COLD WAR THAWS

How did each Country try to resist Soviet rule?

1. Hungary Nagy forms new Gov’t & orders Soviets to leave. Threatens to leave the Warsaw Pact.

Dubček tries to reform Communism by giving it a “human face” 2. Czechoslovakia Dubček tries to reform Communism by giving it a “human face”

3. China Splits from the USSR & spreads it’s own form of Communism in Asia & Africa.

What was the Foreign Policy of each President?

4. John F. Kennedy Brinkmanship

5. Lyndon Johnson Brinkmanship

Détente & “Realpolitik” 6. Richard Nixon Détente & “Realpolitik”

7. Ronald Reagan Break away from Détente toward increased tension

What was the objective of each of the following? Détente S.A.L.T. I “Star Wars”

8. Détente Reduce Tension & Prevent Nuclear War

Limit the # of ICBMs & submarine launched missiles in each country 9. S.A.L.T. I Treaty Limit the # of ICBMs & submarine launched missiles in each country Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty

10. “Star Wars” To Protect the U.S. from Soviet Missiles

Father of “destalinization” Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Premier (1953-1964) Replaced Stalin Father of “destalinization”

Communist ‘Hard-liner’ Returned Russia to oppression Leonid Brezhnev Soviet Premier (1964-1982) Replaced Khrushchev Communist ‘Hard-liner’ Returned Russia to oppression