What connection existed between Gorbachev's desire to improve the Soviet Union and the Soviet Union's relationship with the United States?
A.Gorbachev wanted to export manufactured goods to the United States.
B. Gorbachev wanted to invest in new weapons systems with the United States
C. THeir relationship had to improve for the Soviets to attract American businesses.
D. Their relationship had to improve for the Soviets to reduce military spending.**
How did the end of the Cold War contribute to the Clinton-era economic boom?
A. People were no longer afraid and were willing to spend more money on luxury goods.
B. Americans welcomed people from the former Soviet Union into the US job market.
C. Costly military resources did not need to be maintained at the same level.**
D. Expensive Presidential visits to the soviet union were no longer necessary
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9.The members of Reagan administration acted illegally to sell arms in return for freeing american hostage. The members of the Reagan administration also decided to tunnel money from this secret arms sale to aid the Contras in Nicaragua. Congress held hearings to determine whether President Reagan had participated in breaking the law, but there was never any proof of his involvement.
What connections existed between Gorbachev’s desire to improve the Soviet Union and the Soviet Union’s relationship to the United States?
D. Their relationship had to improve for the Soviets to reduce military spending.
Which example best shows the United States as a mediator?
C. promoting a peace agreement in Bosnia
Which statement best explains why the United States supported the harsh governments of El Salvador and Guatemala?
C. El Salvador and Guatemala were fighting communist rebels.
Compare the U.S. response to Soviet actions in Afghanistan with the U.S. response to Soviet actions in Poland.
A. The United States condemned Soviet policy toward both countries.
Explain how members of the Reagan administration acted illegally to sell arms to Iran and aid the Contras in Nicaragua. In a paragraph, give reasons for and against these actions, and evaluate their impact.
The members of the Reagan administration committed many illegal actions. For example, they sold arms in return for freeing an american hostage. As well as, tunneling money from a secret arms sale to help the Contras in Nicaragua. Congress held many hearings to decide whether or not President Reagan had broken the law, however no one found proof of Reagan’s involvement.
Why did nuclear arms remain a threat after the Cold War?