The Peaceful end of the Cold War

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When do the US conduct military exercises in Pacific

March/April 1983

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When is the Able Archer 83 conducted

November 7-11, 1983

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When is the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan

24 December 1979

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When is the Iranian revolution 

January 1978

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What does the occupation of Afghanistan mean for the soviets

• Imperial overstretch
• Withdrawal – signal that Soviets
had little capacity to intervene
• Shift in Soviet doctrine: no more
Brezhnev doctrine
• $$ to the Soviet economy

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When is the Reykjavik Summit

1986

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what does the Reykjavik Summit propose

but Reagan wants to keep SDI
– talks collapse but leads to 1987 INF
Treaty

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When does the Soviet withdraw from Afghanistan

February 1989

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How did the Cold War end

  • soviet economic decline

  • Helsinki accord 

  • generational change 

  • open and public dissent in soviet society 

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When is the Chernobyl disaster

1986

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Why is the soviet engagement in strategic arms reduction talks possible

  • Soviets they can’t afford to keep up.

  • Chernobyl disaster 1986 makes Gorbachev concerned about nuclear power generally

  • Reagan v concerned about potential end of the world

  • Gorb and Reagan have a good working relationship.

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When is the solidarity movement in Poland

1980s

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What caused the Cold war to end?

  1. US’ economic strength

  2. Domestic politics: Soviet internal changes: generational change in the party, new policies

  3. Individuals: Gorbachev : choice of glasnost and perestroika; chose not to respond to crumbling empire; relationship between R and G

  4. Liberal ideas won the CW: the attractiveness of Western culture/ideology