Aim: How did the Cold War change during the 1970’s?

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Aim: How did the Cold War change during the 1970’s?

Election of 1968 Hubert Humphrey Richard Nixon

Nixon Foreign Policy-Beliefs “Bring us Together Again” End War in Vietnam like Ike did in Korea “Peace w/ Honor” Détente-Relaxation of international tensions w/ communist countries to protect American interests Nixon could pull this off because of his Anti- communist background Sec. of State-Henry Kissinger

Nixon’s Visit to China- Feb. 21, 1972 US afraid that a Sino- Soviet alliance would undercut US power Détente-an easing of tensions w/ communist nations-develops Nixon relaxes trade restrictions Reopens trade talks w/ China Nixon lifted restrictions on travel to China April 1971-US sends Ping Pong team

Why did Nixon go? 1. Markets-Needed to trade with China to help the struggling U.S. economy 2. Nukes-They wanted China to sign a non- proliferation treaty (against spreading nuclear technology) 3. Vietnam-The U.S. wanted help in ending the war. 4. A Political Move-1972 was an election year! 5. Play the Soviets and the Chinese off one another. – Triangular Diplomacy

Triangular Diplomacy Playing one side off of another so that in the end the country that benefits the most is the US!

Nixon’s Visit to USSR- May 22, 1972 Russian Leader was Leonid Brezhnev Admitted that USSR economy was struggling, too big of a focus on nukes! US/USSR spending $50 million per day on Nukes! Brezhnev Doctrine-USSR troops could intervene and put down revolutions where communism already existed

Why did Nixon go? 1. Markets-Needed to trade with USSR to help the economy 2. Nukes-USSR were catching up in the number of nuclear weapons. (Containment) 3. Vietnam-We wanted help in ending the war. 4. Political Move-1972 was an election year! 5. Play the Soviets and the Chinese off one another. – Triangular Diplomacy

SALT Treaty (Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty)- May 26, 1972 I. Nukes Puts limits on Nukes US-1607, USSR-858 Subs: US-740, USSR-656 II. Defensive missile systems No construction of these systems- might make MAD theory irrelevant III. USSR renounced Brezhnev Doctrine IV. US would increase economic trade for good behavior Grain sales-25% of US wheat to USSR

The Middle East Nixon believed that the Middle East had become a “powder keg!” Goals since WWII Ensure US oil supply Contain USSR Protect Israel from harm

Yom Kippur War-October 6, 1973 Holiest day in the Jewish calendar Egypt and Syria attack Israel and retake the land lost in the 6 day war within 48 hours After 2 weeks, Israelis pushed the Arab countries out and reclaimed their lands Nixon rushed $2 billion to Israel in aid & F4 planes

Results of Nixon & The Middle East Peace Restored PLO formed Led by Yassir Arafat Goals of the PLO Eliminate Israel Establish a Palestinian homeland 1970-PLO began hijacking airlines and kidnapping Jews and Americans 1972-PLO attacks Israeli Olympic Munich Games

Results continued 2. OPEC places an embargo on US oil! $3/barrel $12/barrel US is importing 33% of oil from the Mid East. How does this affect the US economy?

Chile Salvador Allende wins the Presidency Problem: He’s a socialist! US supports an overthrow of the government General Augusto Pinochet takes over the leadership of Chile Suspended freedoms Jailed political dissenters