Chapter 22 - Cold War

Question 1

When was the Geneva summit?

Answer 1

November 1985

Question 2

When was the Reykjavik summit?

Answer 2

October 1986

Question 3

When was the Washington Summit?

Answer 3

December 1987

Question 4

When was the first Moscow Summit?

Answer 4

May-June 1988

Question 5

When was the Malta Summit?

Answer 5

December 1989

Question 6

When was the Paris summit?

Answer 6

November 1990

Question 7

When was the second Moscow Summit?

Answer 7

July 1991

Question 8

What agreement were made at Geneva?

Answer 8

Gorbachev introduced the concept of ‘reasonable sufficiency’
plan to reduce nuclear weapons by 50 percent and plan to eliminate medium range missiles

Question 9

Why was Reykjavík seen to not be so good?

Answer 9

Reagan believed Gorbachev confronted him over his SDI plans

Question 10

What was discussed at Malta?

Answer 10

Bush expressed support for Gorbachevs perestroika plans and other reforms in the communist bloc.
Bush presented all participants a piece of the Berlin Wall

Question 11

What was discussed at the Paris Summit?

Answer 11

Landmark meeting of the conference on security and co-operation in Europe that formally ended the Cold War.
Signed Chart of Paris for a new Europe

Question 12

What was focused on at the Moscow summit (first summit)?

Answer 12

focus on cultural agreements and human rights
there was some progress on the START agreement however no agreements on SDI programme

Question 12

What agreements were made at Washington?

Answer 12

INF Treaty signed - eliminate ballistic missiles with range between 500 and 5500km

Question 13

What was agreed at the Moscow Summit in 1991?

Answer 13

First treaty that required US and Soviet reductions of strategic nuclear weapons - START

Question 14

When was prerestroika and glasnot announced?

Answer 14

1985 and 1988 respectively