Question

Which of the following events was considered the end of the Cold War? the election of George H. W. Bush the speech by President Reagan at the Berlin Wall the signing of a mutual nonaggression pact in 1990 the coup against Gorbachev in 1991

Answer 1

Answer:

• the signing of a mutual nonaggression pact in 1990

Explanation:

U.S. what's more, Soviet relations improved in the center 1980s. At a sensational summit meeting in Iceland, President Gorbechev proposed a 50 percent decrease in atomic arms stockpiles on the two sides. While this summit was a disappointment, on December 8, 1987, The Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty was agreed upon. This settlement wiped out a whole class of atomic weapons. At that point, in the following couple of years, a great part of the Soviet Block started to disintegrate as free decisions were held and Communist routines were expelled. At the point when the Hungarian government evacuated the spiked metal which isolated it from Austria, nothing occurred.  

Gorbechev requested the destruction of the wall which isolated East Berlin from West Berlin. After November 10, 1989, leaders of each Eastern European country aside from Bulgaria were removed by popular uprisings.

Answer 2

"The speech by President Reagan at the Berlin Wall" was considered the end of the Cold War, since the Berlin Wall was considered the most physically divisive element of the war.