United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... Soviet Union met in a Summit Conference at Geneva , Switzerland , in July , 1955. The Soviet Union was repre- sented by Nicolai Bulganin , who was premier following the death of Stalin in 1953 until he was replaced in 1958 by Nikita ...
... Soviet Union met in a Summit Conference at Geneva , Switzerland , in July , 1955. The Soviet Union was repre- sented by Nicolai Bulganin , who was premier following the death of Stalin in 1953 until he was replaced in 1958 by Nikita ...
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... Soviet Union . Its pilot , Francis G. Powers , told his Russian captors that he had been mapping military targets . Khrushchev promptly demanded an apology from President Eisenhower . When he received no apology , he refused to ...
... Soviet Union . Its pilot , Francis G. Powers , told his Russian captors that he had been mapping military targets . Khrushchev promptly demanded an apology from President Eisenhower . When he received no apology , he refused to ...
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... Soviet Union . It had become clear by 1967 that the United Nations could take no action on international disputes unless the United States and the Soviet Union were in agreement . Quick War in the Near East . After months of accusations ...
... Soviet Union . It had become clear by 1967 that the United Nations could take no action on international disputes unless the United States and the Soviet Union were in agreement . Quick War in the Near East . After months of accusations ...
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BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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