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The U2 Crisis
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Superpowers
The
two
main powers in the
Cold War
, the USA and the USSR
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Co-existence
The policy of the two superpowers to live together
peacefully
despite their ideological
differences
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Domestic political situations
of the
superpowers
Demanded that they be seen to defend their country against the other in the
Cold War
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Missile gap
The idea that the
USSR
was ahead of the USA in the arms race and had more
nuclear missiles
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Eisenhower's response to the missile gap
1. Agreed to spy
missions
to show the missile gap did not
exist
2. Increased spending on
weapons
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Summit meeting between
Eisenhower
and
Khrushchev
in the US
1959
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Paris Summit planned
1960
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Agenda for the Paris Summit
Nuclear weapons
and the need for a
Test Ban Treaty
Berlin
Cuba
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U2 spy plane
American spy plane
shot down over the USSR
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Eisenhower's response to the U2 incident
Refused to
apologise
,
Khrushchev
walked out
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