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Explain TWO ways in which the arms race in the years 1. A difference was the idea of deterrent. MAD in the 1950s encouraged both
1945-60 was different from the arms race in the 1980s? sides to build up their weapons on order to act as a deterrent. In the 1980s,
SDI proposal would create an umbrella, which would prevent Russian missiles
reaching their target
2. Another difference was the attitude towards nuclear weapons. Between
1945 and 1960 weapon stocks were built up, whereas in the 1980s several talks
took place to limit the weapons that each side could have
Explain TWO ways in which Blitzkrieg in Europe (1939- 1. A similarity was the use of air power to destroy enemy airfields and planes.
40) was similar to warfare in the Arab-Israeli Six Day In 1939 German planes destroyed the Polish air force before it could get off
War (1967)? the ground. On day one of the Six Day War, Israeli planes destroyed the
Egyptian and Jordanian air forces
2. Another similarity was the use of land forces to follow up the air attacks. In
France the German tanks stormed through the Ardennes. In the Six Day War
tanks, supported by the air force, destroyed Egyptian forces in Sinai
Explain TWO ways in which the use of submarines in 1. A difference was the type of submarine used. IN the Battle of Atlantic,
the Atlantic in the years 1939-45 was different from the conventional submarines was used, whereas in the First Gulf War, nuclear
use of submarines in the First Gulf War (1990-91)? submarines were used
2. A difference was the way in which they were used. The U-Boats in the
Atlantic destroyed ships on the surface, whereas the submarines in the First
Gulf War were used to fire Tomahawk missiles at strategic targets on land
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Explain TWO ways in which the arms race in the years 1. A difference was the idea of deterrent. MAD in the 1950s encouraged both
1945-60 was different from the arms race in the 1980s? sides to build up their weapons on order to act as a deterrent. In the 1980s,
SDI proposal would create an umbrella, which would prevent Russian missiles
reaching their target
2. Another difference was the attitude towards nuclear weapons. Between
1945 and 1960 weapon stocks were built up, whereas in the 1980s several talks
took place to limit the weapons that each side could have
Explain TWO ways in which Blitzkrieg in Europe (1939- 1. A similarity was the use of air power to destroy enemy airfields and planes.
40) was similar to warfare in the Arab-Israeli Six Day In 1939 German planes destroyed the Polish air force before it could get off
War (1967)? the ground. On day one of the Six Day War, Israeli planes destroyed the
Egyptian and Jordanian air forces
2. Another similarity was the use of land forces to follow up the air attacks. In
France the German tanks stormed through the Ardennes. In the Six Day War
tanks, supported by the air force, destroyed Egyptian forces in Sinai
Explain TWO ways in which the use of submarines in 1. A difference was the type of submarine used. IN the Battle of Atlantic,
the Atlantic in the years 1939-45 was different from the conventional submarines was used, whereas in the First Gulf War, nuclear
use of submarines in the First Gulf War (1990-91)? submarines were used
2. A difference was the way in which they were used. The U-Boats in the
Atlantic destroyed ships on the surface, whereas the submarines in the First
Gulf War were used to fire Tomahawk missiles at strategic targets on land
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