Question

In the "kitchen debate," Richard Nixon argued:

Answer 1

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Both men agreed that the United States and the Soviet Union should seek areas of agreement. Nixon argued that the Americans built to take advantage of new techniques, while Khrushchev advocated for Communism by arguing that the Soviets built for future generations.

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Answer 2

Answer:

President Nixon argued Americans built to take advantage of new techniques. Whereas, Khrushchev sympathized with communism and argued Soviets built for future generations. It represented a $14,000 dollar home that an average American worker could not afford.

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