Khrushchev was not concerned about the Berlin situation in the late 1950s, and famously said he was not bothered about it; it did not become an issue for him until the early 1960s.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

What was the main issue during the so-called „East Berlin Espionage Affair“ in the late 1960s?

Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev believed that:A.capitalism and Communism could coexist.B.history was on his side.C.America and Russia were not competing.D.All of the above

What was the general belief of Americans concerning the Cold War during the 1950s?A.Americans paid little attention to the Cold War.B.Americans were afraid of a possible nuclear attack.C.Americans did not take the Cold War threat seriously.D.Americans wanted to spread the war to more nations.

In 1961, the Soviet Union:A.gained control of Poland.B.united East and West Germany.C.failed to take control of West Berlin.D.put the first satellite into space.

Three issues that led to hard feelings between the Soviet Union and the United States: