for other event in 1960 i draw nuclear weapons and write beside as caption that many people thought nuclear war amounted to global suicide. or i write instead that Canada accept U.S Bomarc missiles that capable of carrying nuclear warheads and many people not like this decision and many people thought it good idea.
I like "nuclear war amounted to global suicide."
Or you could use:
People divided about nuclear warheads in
Canada.
thanks very much ms. sue :)
You're welcome, Mohammad.
To find information on other events in 1960 related to nuclear weapons, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by using a search engine like Google or Bing.
2. Enter keywords like "nuclear weapons events in 1960" or "nuclear weapons developments in 1960" to find relevant information.
3. Browse through the search results and look for reputable sources such as news articles, historical archives, or academic papers.
4. Click on the sources that seem most relevant and trustworthy.
5. Read the articles or documents to gather information about other significant events related to nuclear weapons in 1960.
Regarding the two possible captions, you can use the information you find to determine which option fits best based on historical accuracy. Here's some guidance to consider:
- If there were events in 1960 that led many people to believe nuclear war amounted to global suicide, you can write the caption as "Many people thought nuclear war amounted to global suicide."
- If Canada did accept U.S. Bomarc missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads in 1960 and there was a significant division of public opinion on this decision, you can write the caption as "Canada accepts U.S. Bomarc missiles, sparking intense public debate."
Remember to cite your sources, adhering to the appropriate referencing style, to maintain accuracy and credibility.