Nixon's foreign policy

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GERMANY

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Who was the chancellor of West Germany from 1969-74?

Willy Brandt

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Name of his foreign policy towards East Germany

Ostpolitik

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What was the principle of Ostpolitik?

détente

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Who was worried that Brand would legitimize the existence of communist nations and weaken the West?

Nixon and Kissinger

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What did Brandt sign when he went to Moscow?

Moscow Accords

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What other country did Brandt visit in an effort to improve relations with them?

Poland

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CHINA

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In an effort to reverse Cold War precedent, Nixon referred to China by its official name, which is _____

People’s Republic of China

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Informal name of Nixon’s policy of rapprochement towards China (American table tennis team was invited to China)

Ping-pong policy

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The United Nations voted to seat the PRC delegation and replace who?

Taiwan

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When did Nixon visit China?

February 1972

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Name of the PRC Premier

Zhou Enlai

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Name of the document the two governments negotiated

Shanghai Communiqué

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USSR

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When did Nixon visit Moscow?

May 1972

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Nixon was the first American President to enter which building?

Kremlin

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Name of this meeting

Moscow Summit

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Which agreement was signed on arms control negotiations?

Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)

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Who was the principal leader of the USSR at the time?

Brezhnev

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What did Nixon call this new era of détente with the Soviet Union?

Mutually Agreed Restraint (on arms limitations)