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6. The Cold War was the ideological, political, and economic conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union following World War II. During the Cold War, each country tried to limit the other country's influence around the world by building nuclear weapons, supplying weapons and money to other countries to gain their support, and spreading false information about the other. While the two countries never came into direct, open conflict with each other, they did come into indirect conflict numerous times. This included the Cuban Missile Crisis, when the world seemed on the edge of a nuclear war.


A historian has made the claim that too much is being made of the Cold War and that it was never a significant threat to world peace, as proven by the fact that the United States and the Soviet Union never went to war.


Read these excerpts from speeches given by Nikita Khrushchev, Fidel Castro, and John F. Kennedy during the Cold War. Use the information from the three passages to write a historical essay that responds to the historian's claim. Be sure to include an introduction paragraph with a thesis, body paragraphs with at least three pieces of evidence supporting your thesis, a counterclaim to your thesis, and a refutation of that counterclaim. Finally, include a conclusion paragraph restating your thesis and the evidence supporting it.


Passage 1: Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev addressed the UN Assembly in 1960 after U.S. military aircraft allegedly entered Soviet airspace.

We saw a dangerous manifestation of the work of these forces last spring when the aircraft of one of the largest States Members of the United Nations, the United States of America, treacherously invaded the air space of the Soviet Union and that of other States. What is more, the United States has elevated such violations of international law into a principle of deliberate State policy. The aggressive intrusion into our country by a United States aircraft and the whole course of the United States Government's subsequent behaviour showed the peoples that they were dealing with a calculated policy on the part of the United States Government, which was trying to substitute brigandage for international law and treachery for honest negotiations between sovereign and equal States.3

Passage 2: Cuban prime minister Fidel Castro made a speech in 1961 after the United States sponsored the failed Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba, a Soviet ally.

Our position is that we will fight to the last man, but we do not want direct aggression. We do not wish to suffer the destruction that aggression would bring. If the aggression comes, it will meet the total resistance of our people.


. . . They are the ones who are bringing the world to the brink of war through their warlike spirit, their own contradictions, and their economic problems which cause them to provoke a series of crises in order to maintain their war economy. Their factories run only when they are building war material. Their regime is marching toward a crisis. It is not like our economy, which is perfectly planned.4

Passage 3: U.S. president John F. Kennedy addressed the United States after it was discovered that the Soviet Union had placed nuclear weapons in Cuba, just 70 miles from the U.S. border.

I want to take this opportunity to report on the conclusions which this Government has reached on the basis of yesterday's aerial photographs which will be made available tomorrow, as well as other indications, namely, that the Soviet missile bases in Cuba are being dismantled, their missiles and related equipment are being crated, and the fixed installations at these sites are being destroyed.


The United States intends to follow closely the completion of this work through a variety of means, including aerial surveillance, until such time as an equally satisfactory international means of verification is effected.5

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HURRY PLEASE I RLLY RLY NEED THIS NOW How has the history of the United States influenced its culture?
a.
The history of the United States has led it to have very few foreign languages.
c.
The history of the United States has led the country to become ethnically diverse.
b.
The history of the United States has contributed to the development of only one major religion.
d.
The history of the United States has no effect on its culture.

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Within Roman lands, there was a common system of

a. laws
b. money
c. weights and measurements
c. All three

Describe the various ways in which African Americans responded to racism and discrimination?

Wet wiping clothes should be laundered

HELPP FASTT!!
A) Explain ONE new or refined piece of military technology that emerged during World War I
and led to the kinds of casualties Goebbels mentions in the passage.
B) Explain ONE difference between the strategies behind World War I and World War II that led
to an increase in civilian casualties.
C) Explain ONE way Goebbels's speech reflects the concept of total war during World War II.

Write a summary for freedom of the press

How does day and night occur?

Name four methods of attacking a castle and describe how they worked

1. The following quote was made by Georgia Governor Joseph Brown during the Civil War,
"entered into this revolution to sustain the rights of the states and I am still a rebel till this object is accomplished, no matter who may be in power
What cause of the Civil War seen in this quote?

Southern paternalism

defense of the 10th Amendment

protection of the peculiar institution

opposition to the Emancipation Prodlamation

Why are latitude and longitude included on maps?

It is the simplest way to give directions to travelers.
It is a way to determine the exact location of any spot in the world.
It is a tradition that mapmakers have been using for hundreds of years.
It is an easy method to find the location of one spot relative to another spot.


Which one is it help

2.
American Progress
Source: Library of Congress,
Prints and Photographs Division
Where would a history student most likely find this image?

What did George Henry White propose?

Which crop grew well in the Middle colonies (Mid-Atlantic) because of its climate?

Which one is a An economic region of Washington?

Choose the best answer
A. OlympicPeninsula
B.San Juan Islands
C.Pacific Northwest
D.Pacific rim

Which of these was NOT a motivating factor for the people living and working on the farms to pack up
everything and move to the cities as the Industrial Revolution gained momentum?
cities offered a better type of lifestyle for people
working in the city offered better wages
activities on the farm were more exciting than in the city
© farming soon became associated with an older way of life compared to the new adventures found in cities

What was the economic impact of Reconstruction on freedmen in South Carolina?

The stock market crash. What types of things became “hot commodities” during the 1920s?

I’m suing the government for violating my rights. My case involves this type of law?

The human side of "place" can be
a. human ideas or actions.
b. density of population.
c. language patterns.
d. all of the above.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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What changed hands as a result of the Treaty of Paris?

Place the documents in the order in which they were written
= United States Constitution
= 27th amendment
= Articles of Confederation
= Declaration of Independence
= Bill of Rights
in what order was these documents

Which describes an efficient outcome?
Option 1,2,3,4​

Judging by Homers portrayal of the gods, do you think he actually believed in them? Explain

“The airplane became the promise of the future, and the pilots were the popular heroes…Even the routine flights of today retain a touch of magic, reminiscent of the Wright brothers’ real intent, which was not speed, money, or military might but simply to break the bonds of Earth and see the world in a new way” Astronaut Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin, May 1998 Question: What was the true intent of the Wright brothers and why have so many followed in their footsteps?

How can alliances lead to war.

Loyalists were
A colonial leaders who created the United States of America
B American colonists that supported the British and opposed independence
C people living in England who supported the British king and new taxes
D Native Americans who showed loyalty to colonists during the Revolutionary War

How did the policies of President Grover Cleveland and President William McKinley toward Hawaii compare?

A.
Both Cleveland and McKinley adopted imperialist policies.

B.
Cleveland resisted imperialism, while McKinley embraced imperialism.

C.
Cleveland embraced imperialism, while McKinley resisted imperialism.

D.
Both Cleveland and McKinley adopted anti-imperialist policies.

What was a major contribution of Justinian I?
A.he banned the use of icons
B.he copied works from Ancient Greece
C.he established the social structure
D.He revised and organized the laws

The author's purpose for writing this passage was to __________.

With her new wealth, Woodhull achieved another first for women: She published a weekly newspaper and wrote articles about equal rights and other topics. Then, on January 11, 1871, Woodhull became the first woman to speak before the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C.

A point out the public's reaction to Woodhull's weekly newspaper
B describe how the Representatives responded to Woodhull when she spoke before them
C suggest that Woodhull's newspaper was among the most read papers of the day
D show how Woodhull did things that women had never done before

"Scientific farmers" used this new invention created during the agricultural revolution, to plant neat
rows instead of simply scattering seeds everywhere.

the steam engine

the seed drill

the spinning jenny

the cotton gin