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The key features of Détente 1970-1975 Flashcards

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  1. 1When was the Moscow summit and what two things did the USSR agree to sign?May 1972 - SALT I treaties and the Basic Principles Agreement
  2. 2When did discussion over arms limitation begin and when was SALT I signed?discussions began in 1969 - SALT I treaties eventually signed May 1972
  3. 3What 2 agreements made up SALT I?1. The anti-ballistic Missile Treaty 2. The interim agreement on offensive missiles
  4. 4What 3 restrictions were laid out in the anti-ballistic missile treaty?1. Restricted USA and USSR to 2 anti-ballistic missiles shields each 2. each shield was only allowed to be made up of 100 missiles 3. Further development of ABM tech was restricted - An Oversight commission was set up to enforce this part
  5. 5What restrictions were laid down in the interim agreement on offensive missiles?USSR allowed 1618 missile launchers, 740 submarine based launchers - US allowed 1054 missile launchers, 656 submarine based launchers
  6. 6Why was it an interim agreement and not a full agreement?Was due to last 5 years in anticipation of a full agreement to be signed in 1977
  7. 7What was the significance of SALT I?Significant because it changed the relationship - signalled they were willing to work together to limit the production and stockpiling of weapons rather than engage in an arms race
  8. 8What was the Basic Principles Agreement?made up of 12 fundamental principles that formed the basis of US-USSR relations - included agreement to peacefully coexist - recognise eachother as equals - exercise restraint in crisis time - avoid confrontation
  9. 9What was the significance of the Basic Principles Agreement?for the first time it introduced a series of rules governing aspects of the superpower relationship - in this sense it made relations more stable
  10. 10What was European Ostpolitik?European countries on both sides of iron curtain were going through their own Détente - known as Ostpolitik
  11. 11In practice what was European Ostpolitik?Involved European govts working together to address the problems created by a divided Europe
  12. 12Give the key example of Ostpolitik in actionW.Germany committed to Ostpolitik - negotiated with E.Germany and agreed the Berlin Agreement - which guaranteed W.Germany's borders
  13. 13Why was the Berlin Agreement significant?Before this - Eastern Bloc had refused to officially recognise West Germany - ostpolitik was important for D - further stabilised superpower relations
  14. 14When were the Helsinki Accords signed?1975
  15. 15What were the Helsinki Accords?A comprehensive framework governing relations between Eastern and Western Europe - tackled 3 aspects, known as baskets - significance because they established a framework for managing a divided Europe
  16. 16What were the 3 baskets?Basket 1: Security measures Basket 2: Economic, cultural, scientific and environmental issues Basket 3: Human Rights and travel
  17. 17What was agreed upon under Basket One: Security Measures?European states pledged to respect each other's sovereignty - in practice meant they wouldn't interfere in each other's affairs - Promised to respect borders and to accept possibility that borders may change through peaceful negotiation
  18. 18What was agreed upon under Basket 2: Cultural, economic, scientific and environmental issues?European states pledged to cooperate on matters of mutual interest and to foster good trading relations across Europe - to this end - they agreed to share Western technology with the East
  19. 19What was agreed upon under Basket 3: Human Rights and Travel?European states pledged to respect the human rights of their citizens and to relax travel restrictions across Europe
  20. 20What unforeseen problems did Basket 2 lead to?Economic cooperation highlighted the inferiority of comm economies - Goods produced in West much higher quality - led citizens in Eastern Bloc to question the efficiency of the communist economy - undermining the legitimacy of comm rule
  21. 21What unforeseen problems did Basket 3 lead to?Travel relaxed - Led to trade links across Iron Curtain - through these contacts, Eastern Bloc citizens heard about Western way of life - freedom of press, speech, religion and democracy - Eastern Europeans discovered a more attractive way of life again undermining comm rule

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