1291 is the answer to number one, ill get the rest in the chat, I'm out of time
He basically said "It's all good in the hood. We just need to chill, we ain't got no problem. Nothing here to be scared of."
Stalin took a number of actions that heightened the tension between the US and USSR.
<u>Berlin Wall: </u> He was able to show the power of the USSR, and make a symbol of Communism that stopped people from entering the Democratic nations.
<u>Supplying other Communist countries and rebels: </u> The USSR helped supply the rebels to take overthrow standing governments and setting up Communist governments. Because the US did not want Communism to spread over the world, it heightened the Cold War tension.
<u>Supplying nukes to Cuba - Cuban Missile Crisis: </u> The USSR supplied ~100 nuclear weapons to Cuba, which made the weapons close enough to strike the US. The US then took steps to contain the missiles. It ended with the Russian nukes being returned home, and the US missiles were removed from Turkey and other NATO nations near the USSR.
<u>Iron control:</u> Stalin started the hate because he did not give more rights to his citizens, and this heightened the tension, because the US wanted him to give his people more rights.
hope this helps
The 13 colonies believed that they deserved all the rights that people in Britain had, while Britain thought that the 13 colonies were best used in a way that benefited their country (crown,parliament). The British tried to impose taxes on the colonies because King George III had spent a lot of money on the French and Indian War. The colonies were outraged. One of the most famous outcries was the Boston Tea Party (taxed tea was shipped out and a bunch of colonists dressed up as Indians decided to throw the tea into the ocean)
