SALT I and SALT II and strategic arms limitations in the 1970's 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryCold WarA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Sam BrewerCreated on: 24-05-13 22:22 The SALT treaties were seen as a fundamental aspect of which part of the cold war? Detente 1 of 16 When was the first SALT treaty agreed? May 1972 2 of 16 What did the ABM in ABM Treaty stand for? Anti Ballistic Missile 3 of 16 How long was the first treaty to last for? Five Years 4 of 16 Where was the first of the Nixon-Brezhnev Summits held in May 1972? Moscow 5 of 16 At the May 1972 what was the name of the agreement that acted as a code of behaviour for relations between the USA and USSR? Basic Principles 6 of 16 Where was the Agreement on the Prevention of Nuclear War agreed? Washington 7 of 16 Who was President at Vladivostok? Ford 8 of 16 After the apparent success at Vladivostok where did SALT II immediately falter afterwards? Geneva 9 of 16 What was the name of the scandal that led to Nixon's resignation as President Watergate 10 of 16 Who proposed new arms controls favouring the USA in March 1977? Carter 11 of 16 The situation in the USSR and Eastern pushed Carter into action for better what in the region? Human Rights 12 of 16 Who was Carter's secretary of State? Cyrus Vance 13 of 16 Which country did Carter want to improve relations with in order to marginalise the USSR? China 14 of 16 In which month and year was SALT II agreed? May 1979 15 of 16 Where was the SALT II treaty signed in June 1979? Vienna 16 of 16
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