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maxush-JFK Cold War

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called for a buildup of conventional forces, while maintaining the nuclear buildup of Eisenhower, also supported the creation of special forces units like the Green Berets Flexible response
Small highly mobile army units, to wage guerilla warfare- Green Berets special forces
cooperative aid program in Latin America, funds for improvement projects in countries, many successes, some rulers used money to remain in power Alliance for Progress
volunteer young Americans are trained to fight poverty in developing nations, for agricultural, educational, or public health assistance Peace Corps
competition between the U.S. and the USSR to put a man on the moon, JFK set as a goal for America to put a man on the moon and return him safely to earth by the end of the decade Space Race
April 1961, first human to orbit the earth, Soviets take lead Yuri Gagarin
1962, first American to orbit the earth John Glenn
July 20, 1969, Apollo 11, first man to set foot on the moon Neil Armstrong
communist leader of Cuba, forms alliance with USSR Fidel Castro
Cuban exiles trained and equipped by the CIA to invade Cuba to overthrow Castro La Brigada
April 17,1961, La Brigada lands on coast of Cuba without US air support (JFK did not want a link to the US) most of exiles were either killed or captured by Castro’s forces, major embarrassment for the Kennedy Adm. Bay of Pigs
JFK Khrushchev meet, Khrushchev wants western nations out of Berlin JFK refuses Summit
In response to summit, Soviets began building a wall to divide the city to prevent people from leaving the Soviet sector Berlin Wall
US produces photos of Soviet missiles being constructed in Cuba, JFK orders a “quarantine” of Cuba, tension increases as Soviet ships head for Cuba, after negotiations between JFK and Khrushchev USSR backs down Cuban Missile Crisis
Direct line of communication between the US and USSR established after the Cuban Missile Crisis Hot line
US and USSR agree to stop testing nuclear weapons in the atmosphere Test Ban treaty
forced from power in the USSR after decisions from Cold War Nikita Khrushchev
Soviets build up military during the 60's and 70's in response to losses in early sixties Soviet Arms buildup
JFK assassinated while on a campaign trip in Dallas, TX Nov. 22,1963
Marxist accused of shooting JFK Lee Harvey Oswald
shoots Oswald as he is being transferred to county jail, claims to save hardship on JFK’s family Jack Ruby
created by LBJ to investigate assassination, found that Oswald had shot JFK and he had acted alone, many theories persisted that there was a conspiracy Warren Commission
Created by: artm239
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