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Hint Answer % Correct
When did Stalin die? March 1953
100%
When was the 'Thaw' period? 1953 to 1956
75%
Was Peaceful Coexistence intended to end the Cold War? No
50%
What did Khrushchev rename this approach to? Peaceful Coexistance
50%
Did Khrushchev want to maintain a firm grip on satellite states? Yes
50%
What 3 events impacted Peaceful Coexistence Austrian State Treaty, Geneva Summit, Paris Summit
25%
Whose idea was this proposal? Eisenhower
25%
When was the Austrian State Treaty? May 1955
25%
When was the Geneva Summit? September 1955
25%
Why did the Summit collapse? An American U2 spy plane was shot down over the Soviet Union
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What was agreed at the Summit? A principle of free elections in Germany
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What did Eisenhower propose about the future of Germany? A reunified Germany with free elections and it's own freedom
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What did Khrushchev want with the future of Germany? A weak Germany
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How was the situation in Hungary resolved? Brutal suppression from the Soviets
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What happened in Hungary after the speech? Calls fot democratisation and a revolt against soviet control.
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Why did Khrushchev's plans to prohibit nuclear weapons in the Pacific and Germany fail? China announced that they wouldn't take part in these agreements
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When did Khrushchev make the Secret Speech? February 1956
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What was the Open Skies proposal? For each side to provide details of military instillations and to allow aerial reconnaisance
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What was needed for Khrushchev to want reunification? Germany to be demilitarised and neutral
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Why did Khrushchev feel the summit was necessary? Germany was admitted into NATO and rearmament began
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What did Khrushchev do in the Secret Speech? He denounced Stalin
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Was this successful in achieving Peaceful Coexistence? It removed a major source of political conflict
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When did Kennedy take over office? January 1961
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What was the outcome of the Open Skies proposal? Khrushchev rejected the proposal
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What was the impact on the Sino-Soviet relationship from this? Khrushchev was able to calm opposition from China
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Why was the Sino-Soviet relationship going to inevitably get worse? Khrushchev was committed to Peaceful Coexistence which annoyed the Chinese
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What did this show to the West? Khrushchev wasn't a liberal leader and it undermined peaceful coexistence
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Why was the Camp David talks notable? Khrushchev was the first Soviet leader to visit the USA
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What was the result of this treaty? Led to the withdrawal of all occupying powers in Austria and it would be a neutral state
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Who was included in the collective leadership afterwards? Malenkov, Khrushchev and Bulganin
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What was successful from the Geneva Summit? Marked the beginning of dialogue and the foundations of peaceful coexistence were in place
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When was the Paris Summit? May 1960
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Why did this never come to fruition? No procedures were set up to make it become reality
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What was unsuccessful from the Geneva Summit? Nothing was directly implemented
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When did the Hungary Revolution occur? October 1956
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When were the Camp David talks? September 1959
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What did Malenkov realise? The benefits in adopting a less hard line confrontational approach
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What was discussed at Camp David? The disarmament and the situation of Berlin
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What was this approach based upon? The downfall of Capitalism being inevitable
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What did Khrushchev refuse to discuss? The future of Eastern Bloc states
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Who attended the Paris Summit? The leaders of the USSR and the USA
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What was this approach called? The new approach
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What was discussed in the Geneva Summit? The 'Open Skies' proposal and the future of Germany
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What did the visit woresen? The Sino-Soviet relationship
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What was the impact on the Arms Race? The USSR must keep expanding its nuclear capability
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What did Khrushchev want to happen with international tension? To be defused and care taken to not provoke the USA
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Define Peaceful Coexistence To defeat Capitalism without the use of war through defeating them overtime
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What was the focus economically for the USSR? To focus spending within Russia and to reduce spending on military security
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What was agreed at Camp David? To settle international issues through diplomacy rather than force
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Who attended the Geneva Summit? USA, UK and the USSR
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Who attended the Austrian State Treaty? USSR, USA, UK and France
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Whose forces were removed from West Germany? Western powers
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