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• This happened because American leaders
  would want to have enough nuclear weapons
  to draw an argument from the soviet union
  but this proved not very effective.
• They do not believe each other because they
  both were world power and they were
  competing for their views of (capitalism and
  communism respectively) to be spread.
•
     Because the American had dropped
    the nuclear bomb in Japan , they
    thought that the Soviet union
    wouldn’t be able to make one , but
    they dropped their first Soviet bomb
    on august 29, 1949, shocking the
    entire world.
•   On October 4, 1957, the soviet union
    showed the world that they are able
    to reach any part of the world when
    they launched their own satellite on
    the 31 October 1959.
• The Soviet Union was extremely
  concerned by these developments.
  Although they had exploded their
  first atomic weapon in 1949, they
  were a long way behind the United
  States in nuclear technology. They
  had concentrated on producing large
  missiles that could travel long
  distances. However, these missiles
  were inaccurate and their size made
  them difficult to conceal.
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Nuclear arms race by jessica

  • 1.
  • 2. • This happened because American leaders would want to have enough nuclear weapons to draw an argument from the soviet union but this proved not very effective. • They do not believe each other because they both were world power and they were competing for their views of (capitalism and communism respectively) to be spread.
  • 3. Because the American had dropped the nuclear bomb in Japan , they thought that the Soviet union wouldn’t be able to make one , but they dropped their first Soviet bomb on august 29, 1949, shocking the entire world. • On October 4, 1957, the soviet union showed the world that they are able to reach any part of the world when they launched their own satellite on the 31 October 1959. • The Soviet Union was extremely concerned by these developments. Although they had exploded their first atomic weapon in 1949, they were a long way behind the United States in nuclear technology. They had concentrated on producing large missiles that could travel long distances. However, these missiles were inaccurate and their size made them difficult to conceal.
  • 4.

Notas do Editor

  1. The Soviet Union was extremely concerned by these developments. Although they had exploded their first atomic weapon in 1949, they were a long way behind the United States in nuclear technology. They had concentrated on producing large missiles that could travel long distances. However, these missiles were inaccurate and their size made them difficult to conceal.