Question

How did the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union impact U.S. society?

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Defense spending was decreased as tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union lessened
2. A global surge of organic and sustainable agriculture
3. communism
4. provide defense and protection against the Soviet Union and their atomic weapons
5. This said that the united states would aid any nation in resisting the growing threat of communism and became a guide for American foreign policy during the cold war
6. Enhance social programs to better the lives of Chinese citizens
7. Poland , East Germany and the soviet union
8. A lack of history and experience with self-government
9. The formation of NATO
10. the nuclear disaster at the Chernobyl destroyed the confidence of the people
11. strategic limitation of nuclear arms

Explanation:

The cold war between the USA and the soviet union started after the world war 2 and lasted for almost 5 decades from 1949 to  and during this times of war the war was fought using economic and political policies to limit each other as a weapon of war. it was termed as cold war because rather than direct military warfare the use of policies as a battle tool was preffered and used against each other.

The US was against the communist kind of Government which the Soviet union was using to govern its citizens.

Answer 2

Q1: defense spending was decreased as tensions between the united states and the soviet union lessened

Q2: A global surge of organic and sustainable agriculture

Q3: religion

Q4: provide a committee to focus on basic human rights and freedoms

Q5: This was the acronym for political talks between the united states and the ussr regarding nuclear weapons

Q6: Enhance social programs to better the lives of Chinese citizens

Q7: Poland east Germany and the soviet Union

Q8: a lack of history and experience with self-government

Q9:  the formation of NATO

Q10: the nuclear disaster at the Chernobyl destroyed the confidence of the people

Q11: strategic limitation of nuclear arms