Missiles were being placed in Cuba, because the USSR believed that they also need ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missiles) in striking range of the US, and placing them in Cuba (a pro-USSR country) was, in their minds, the right choice. This however, led to the Cuban missile crisis, which lasted for weeks in a over-tense strain between the relations of the US and USSR. However, at the end, the missiles were removed after the US was able to make a deal with the USSR, stating that the USSR would remove their missiles from Cuba if the US would remove her missile from Turkey.
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Answer: Option D has the highest court
<u>Explanation:</u>
In the diagram that has been given here, box D has the court which is the highest court in the United States. The highest court is the supreme court in the United States.
It has so much power that it can violate a law which goes against the constitution of the United States of America. There is no power of judiciary above this and the decision taken by this Supreme court is the final decision in the country.
Answer: The technological race between the USA and the Soviet Union wasn't just on Earth. It also reached into space in what came to be known as the "Space Race". Both sides competed against each other to explore inner space. The USSR started the Race by sending the first ever satellite, "Sputnik" into orbit.
<span>The answer is women and
boys under the age of ten. This was made
after a report was submitted by the Children’s Employment Commission in
1842. The report found that women and
young boys worked for long hours under terrible conditions for less pay.</span>
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The nationalism of the XIX century is clearly depicted in the speech of Abraham Lincoln, addressed in 1858, to the voters of Chicago, before he was elected president. He claimed for a nation where all individuals were equal as if they all were the same blood of the men who wrote the Declaration of Independence. The vision of a nation consisted of a moral structure based on ethical beliefs of freedom and equality. Even though these ideas clearly contrasted with the social context of the time.
