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A world divided: superpower relations 1943-72
The Berlin Crisis, 1961
The Paris Summit Conference, 1960
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Who was the US President at the start of the 1960s?
John F. Kennedy
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What was the Cold War entering in the 1960s?
Its most
critical
phase
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What significant event occurred in May 1960?
An American
U2
spy plane was shot down
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What was the purpose of the Paris Summit?
To discuss
nuclear weapons
and a
Test Ban Treaty
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What did the USA claim the U2 spy plane was doing?
Weather monitoring
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What did the Soviets retrieve from the U2 plane?
Film
indicating a spying mission
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What was the outcome of Eisenhower's refusal to apologize to Khrushchev?
Khrushchev walked out of the
Summit
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What was a consequence of the failed Paris Summit?
No agreement on a
Test Ban Treaty
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How did the USA feel after the U2 incident?
Embarrassed
for
lying
about
the
mission
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What did the USA lose in the Cold War after the U2 incident?
The
moral high ground
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How did the U2 incident affect John F. Kennedy's campaign?
He campaigned as a tough
anti-communist
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What issues remained unresolved after the Paris Summit?
Berlin
and
Cuba
tensions
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What was the effect of the Paris Summit on USA-USSR relations?
The relationship
deteriorated
further
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What was a major feature of the Cold War?
Spying on
enemies
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Why were the Soviets exasperated regarding East Germans?
They were escaping to the
West
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What type of government was established in Cuba after the revolution?
A
communist
government
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What did the U2 incident reveal about US actions?
They were using
morally suspect
espionage methods
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