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What was the relationship between the USSR and the West by 1958?
It was difficult and tense
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Why was Berlin significant in the tensions between the USSR and the West?
It was divided and showed existing tensions
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What did Khrushchev believe about Kennedy in 1961?
Kennedy was
young
and
inexperienced
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Why did Khrushchev dislike the high numbers of refugees leaving East Germany?
It showed discontent with
communist
rule
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What did Khrushchev want from the people in East Germany?
He wanted them to help
East Germany
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What was Khrushchev's goal regarding Berlin?
He wanted
East Germany
to control all of Berlin
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Why did Khrushchev want to appear strong after the Hungarian uprising?
To maintain
credibility
and
authority
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What were Khrushchev's demands in his 'Berlin Ultimatum' in November 1958?
Remove forces from
East Berlin
and make it free
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How did the West react to Khrushchev's ultimatum?
They saw it as Soviet
aggression
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What was the purpose of the summit meetings between 1959-61?
To find solutions to
tensions
and
weapons
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Where did the Geneva Summit take place?
In
Switzerland
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What was significant about the Camp David meeting in September 1959?
Khrushchev
and
Eisenhower
met face to face
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What was the outcome of the Camp David meeting regarding the Berlin Ultimatum?
Khrushchev
took away the ultimatum
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What happened at the Paris Summit in May 1960?
Khrushchev
walked out with no agreement
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What was the context of the Vienna Summit in June 1961?
Kennedy
was the new President of the USA
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How did Khrushchev view Kennedy during the Vienna Summit?
Khrushchev
thought Kennedy was
inexperienced
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What was the result of the talks at the Vienna Summit?
They ended with no
agreement
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How did the personal relationship between Khrushchev and Kennedy affect the talks?
It was poor and hindered negotiations
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What decision did Kennedy make regarding military spending?
He increased it by
$2 billion
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What message did Kennedy's military spending send to the Soviet Union?
USA
was prepared to use military force
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What event led to the construction of the Berlin Wall?
The
tensions
in Berlin
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What was the significance of the Geneva Summit?
It was the first of the
four
meetings
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What characterized the Camp David meeting between Khrushchev and Eisenhower?
They had a personal rapport
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What incident affected the Paris Summit in May 1960?
The
U-2
spy plane incident
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What did the Vienna Summit reveal about Kennedy and Khrushchev?
It highlighted their
generational gap
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Why did Kennedy increase military spending?
In response to perceived threats from the
USSR
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