This speech was given by President Kennedy in 1962 in order to address the worrying situation of Soviet arms buildup in Cuba.
In this speech, President Kennedy suggests a series of actions in order to deal with the situation of arms buildup in Cuba. Some of the actions he suggests include:
- A strict quarantine on all offensive military equipment under shipment to Cuba (besides those necessary for fulfilling the basic needs of people).
- Continued and increased close surveillance of Cuba.
- As a policy, all nuclear missiles launched from Cuba against any nation in the West would be considered an attack of the Soviet Union upon the United States.
- The reinforcement of Guantanamo.
- A meeting of the Organ of Consultation under the Organization of American States.
- An emergency meeting of the Security Council.
- A call to the Soviet Union to halt hostilities.
Well the main difference was that the South was using slaves while the north were already using machines and the north never used slaves
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Seclusion policy (Sakoku) or the Policy of national seclusion is a Japanese foreign policy. This policy was contacted with the Western nation and was limited to Dutch. This term came to end in the Edo period.
Perry from the U.S made his ships into the harbor at Tokyo in 1853 for re-establishment of commercial relations between Japan and Western traders. President Millard Fillmore in 1853 made an expedition of naval to Japan for the return of shipwrecked and request Americans to stranded in Japan return to the United States.
As the United States had the power to defeat Japan through firepower and the Japanese had no navy to defend themselves so they had to agree.
