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Agenda Timeline Review Proxy Wars – Notes Nuclear Arms Race (Intro) 13 Days Quiz next Class

Objectives Explain how the United States and the Soviet Union got around fighting a war.

Proxy Wars Soviet Union and U.S. never fought directly. Korea and Vietnam were substitutes or “proxies”

America: fought communism at all costs Sometimes supported dictators

Soviet’s Vietnam Soviet Union went to war with Afghanistan

What did the U.S. do? A. Boycott the 1980 Olympics in protest B. Provide Osama Bin Laden money and weapons to fight Russians. C. Provide billions of dollars to Afghans to help them defend themselves. D. Send shoulder-fired antiaircraft missiles to help guerrilla war tactics

What did the U.S. do? A. Boycott the 1980 Olympics in protest B. Provide Osama Bin Laden money and weapons to fight Russians. C. Provide billions of dollars to Afghans to help them defend themselves. D. Send shoulder-fired antiaircraft missiles to help guerrilla war tactics E. ALL OF THE ABOVE

Soviet’s Vietnam? Poor country defeated superpower USSR

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