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NUCLEAR ARMS RACE
Done by: Diana Sultan   Grade:9A
The two Super Powers in the Whole
World

 The United States         The Soviet Union
The United States and Soviet Union were the two
 most powerful nations in the world, due to what
    they are rivaling on, Nuclear Weapons.
A BRIEF HISTOTY
   The United States and the Soviet Union where
    two of many countries that fought with and
    against each other in WWII –which is mostly a
    European War.
A BRIEF HISTOTY
   Those two countries grew to be natural
    enemies due the fact that one (the US) tried to
    stop the other (the Soviet Union) due to the
    later being a communist country and the first
    not.
A BRIEF HISTOTY
   When the US used its first Atomic bomb
    against Japan, the Soviets started making their
    own not only atomic bombs, but other
    advanced technology. That lead to what is now
    known as the Cold War. After that any country
    that produced Nuclear Weapons was known
    as part of the Nuclear Arms Race. But the
    greatest powers where the US and the Soviet
    Union.
What is the meaning of Nuclear arms
Race

   The nuclear arms race was a competition for
    who was better in nuclear warfare between the
    United States, the Soviet Union, and their
    respective allies during the Cold War . During
    the Cold War, in addition to the American and
    Soviet nuclear stockpiles, other countries
    developed nuclear weapons, though none
    engaged in warhead production on nearly the
    same scale as the two super powers.
Nuclear Arms Race
This picture shows how the United States is producing a bigger
amount of Nuclear Weapons than the Soviet Union. But still both
being superior on other countries in doing saw. And it also shows
trailing at the end of the Soviets the other countries which started
producing Nuclear Weapons, but in smaller amounts. Those are the
Nuclear Arms race.
What was it all about
   When Americans first made their first Nuclear
    bomb, the Soviets sought ever then to beat
    them. Since the Cold war was not like any
    other normal war, the Americans did not fight
    in direct battle, but in who has the most
    advanced technology and war weapons.
    Simply who ever makes the biggest number of
    nuclear weapons wins the war. And the United
    States and Soviet Union both worked on it.
World’s most powerful nuclear arms race
It shows the US and the Soviets both fighting against who has better
Nuclear Weapons and assuring that if one attacked and destroyed the
other would do the same. This is called Mutually Assured Destruction.
Mutually Assured Destruction
   It is simply that both the Soviets and the
    Americans know that if one of them attacked
    the other with nuclear weapons, or simply just
    attacked by sending soldiers they are both
    dead. That means that if one side strikes they
    both know that non are actually going to
    survive.
That is not all
   That Soviets and the Americans both worked
    over time to build more advance nuclear
    weapons. It build on till they both had their
    own Hydrogen bombs, which was much more
    powerful than the Atomic bomb. They were
    both neck to neck in winning this war.
Preparing for an Accurate
       Destruction
          After developing their hydrogen bomb, the US
           made its first Atlas missile that could travel
           6000 miles and land within a mile of its target.
           Then the Minutemen missile that could be
           launched in 30 seconds unlike the Atlas
           missile which took an hour to launch. Then
           they developed submarines that could carry
           nuclear missiles close to the Soviet Union
           which were a long way behind the US in
           nuclear technology.
                                                      Minutemen
Atlas missile
                                                        missile
Why it matters to both sides

           The US                          The Soviet Union
   They have to win the cold war         They have to win the war to
    to have the full authority later       have a reason to spread
    on to stop communism to                communism.
    spread.                               Like the US, they have to win
   They simply have to win the            the war to be the only super
    war to be the only super               power in the world. And to be
    power in the world. And to be          looked upon with admiration
    looked upon with admiration            and fear. The later is for those
    and fear. The later is for those       who think about attacking the
    who think about attacking the          Soviet Union.
    US.
Sources
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_arms_race
   the social studies history book.

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Nuclear arms race by diana

  • 1. NUCLEAR ARMS RACE Done by: Diana Sultan Grade:9A
  • 2. The two Super Powers in the Whole World The United States The Soviet Union The United States and Soviet Union were the two most powerful nations in the world, due to what they are rivaling on, Nuclear Weapons.
  • 3. A BRIEF HISTOTY  The United States and the Soviet Union where two of many countries that fought with and against each other in WWII –which is mostly a European War.
  • 4. A BRIEF HISTOTY  Those two countries grew to be natural enemies due the fact that one (the US) tried to stop the other (the Soviet Union) due to the later being a communist country and the first not.
  • 5. A BRIEF HISTOTY  When the US used its first Atomic bomb against Japan, the Soviets started making their own not only atomic bombs, but other advanced technology. That lead to what is now known as the Cold War. After that any country that produced Nuclear Weapons was known as part of the Nuclear Arms Race. But the greatest powers where the US and the Soviet Union.
  • 6. What is the meaning of Nuclear arms Race  The nuclear arms race was a competition for who was better in nuclear warfare between the United States, the Soviet Union, and their respective allies during the Cold War . During the Cold War, in addition to the American and Soviet nuclear stockpiles, other countries developed nuclear weapons, though none engaged in warhead production on nearly the same scale as the two super powers.
  • 7. Nuclear Arms Race This picture shows how the United States is producing a bigger amount of Nuclear Weapons than the Soviet Union. But still both being superior on other countries in doing saw. And it also shows trailing at the end of the Soviets the other countries which started producing Nuclear Weapons, but in smaller amounts. Those are the Nuclear Arms race.
  • 8. What was it all about  When Americans first made their first Nuclear bomb, the Soviets sought ever then to beat them. Since the Cold war was not like any other normal war, the Americans did not fight in direct battle, but in who has the most advanced technology and war weapons. Simply who ever makes the biggest number of nuclear weapons wins the war. And the United States and Soviet Union both worked on it.
  • 9. World’s most powerful nuclear arms race It shows the US and the Soviets both fighting against who has better Nuclear Weapons and assuring that if one attacked and destroyed the other would do the same. This is called Mutually Assured Destruction.
  • 10. Mutually Assured Destruction  It is simply that both the Soviets and the Americans know that if one of them attacked the other with nuclear weapons, or simply just attacked by sending soldiers they are both dead. That means that if one side strikes they both know that non are actually going to survive.
  • 11. That is not all  That Soviets and the Americans both worked over time to build more advance nuclear weapons. It build on till they both had their own Hydrogen bombs, which was much more powerful than the Atomic bomb. They were both neck to neck in winning this war.
  • 12. Preparing for an Accurate Destruction  After developing their hydrogen bomb, the US made its first Atlas missile that could travel 6000 miles and land within a mile of its target. Then the Minutemen missile that could be launched in 30 seconds unlike the Atlas missile which took an hour to launch. Then they developed submarines that could carry nuclear missiles close to the Soviet Union which were a long way behind the US in nuclear technology. Minutemen Atlas missile missile
  • 13. Why it matters to both sides The US The Soviet Union  They have to win the cold war  They have to win the war to to have the full authority later have a reason to spread on to stop communism to communism. spread.  Like the US, they have to win  They simply have to win the the war to be the only super war to be the only super power in the world. And to be power in the world. And to be looked upon with admiration looked upon with admiration and fear. The later is for those and fear. The later is for those who think about attacking the who think about attacking the Soviet Union. US.
  • 14. Sources  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_arms_race  the social studies history book.