Who were the two superpowers during the cold war space race?
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Who was the superpower in North America during the cold war space race? Who was the superpower in Eurasia during the cold war space race?
United States US
Soviet Union USSR
Militarisation of space
two superpowers during the cold war space race
Nuclear arms race Militarisation of space Sputnik crisis Cold War (1953–1962) Détente Cold War Apollo–Soyuz Test Project Culture during the Cold War Space Race Outline of the Cold War
The nuclear arms <b>race</b> was an arms <b>race</b> competition for supremacy <b>in</b> nuclear 
warfare ... With <b>both</b> sides <b>in the &quot;cold war</b>&quot; having nuclear capability, an arms 
<b>race</b> ... between the <b>superpowers</b>, the United States <b>and</b> the Soviet Union 
entered a ... Bans <b>on</b> nuclear testing, anti-ballistic missile systems, <b>and</b> weapons 
<b>in space</b> all&nbsp;... As the <b>Cold War</b> ended with the implosion of the Soviet Union the <b>space race</b> 
between the <b>two superpowers</b> ended. ... was left as the only superpower <b>on</b> Earth 
with a large concentration of the world&#39;s wealth <b>and</b>&nbsp;... The crisis was a key event <b>in the Cold War</b> that triggered the creation of NASA 
<b>and</b> the <b>Space Race</b> between the <b>two superpowers</b>. The satellite was launched 
<b>on</b>&nbsp;... The <b>Cold War</b> (1953–1962) discusses the period within the <b>Cold War</b> from the 
death of Soviet leader (Joseph Stalin) <b>in</b> 1953 to ... The <b>Space Race</b> between the 
United States <b>and</b> the Soviet Union was an integral component of the <b>Cold War</b>. 
... with MIRV warheads meant that <b>both superpowers</b> could easily devastate the&nbsp;... Détente is the easing of strained relations, especially <b>in</b> a political situation, 
through verbal communication. The term <b>in</b> diplomacy originates around 1912 
when France <b>and</b> Germany tried, without success, to reduce tensions. Most often 
the term is used for a phase of the <b>Cold War</b>. ... After the Cuban Missile Crisis of 
1962, the <b>two superpowers</b> agreed to install&nbsp;... The <b>Cold War</b> was a period of geopolitical tension between the Soviet Union <b>and</b> 
the United ... The first phase of the <b>Cold War</b> began <b>in</b> the first <b>two</b> years after the 
end of the ... The United States was left as the world&#39;s only <b>superpower</b>. ... World; 
5.6 Sino-Soviet split; 5.7 <b>Space Race</b>; 5.8 Cuban Revolution <b>and</b> the Bay of Pigs
&nbsp;... The Apollo–Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) conducted <b>in</b> July 1975, was the first joint 
U.S.–Soviet <b>space</b> flight. It was a symbol of the policy of détente that the <b>two</b> 
<b>superpowers</b> were ... of the Apollo–Soyuz Test Project was the policy of détente 
between the two <b>Cold War</b> superpowers, the United States <b>and</b> the Soviet Union. The <b>Cold War</b> was reflected <b>in</b> culture through music, movies, books, television 
<b>and</b> other ... <b>Cold War</b> films produced by <b>both</b> sides attempted to address different 
facets of the <b>superpower</b> conflict <b>and</b> sought to ... <b>and</b> real Soviet achievements <b>in</b> 
the <b>space race</b>, typified by Ivan Efremov&#39;s galactic epic, Andromeda (1957). The <b>Space Race</b> was a 20th-century competition between <b>two Cold War</b> rivals, 
the Soviet Union (USSR) <b>and</b> the United States (US), to achieve firsts <b>in</b>&nbsp;... The following outline is provided as an overview of <b>and</b> topical guide to the <b>Cold</b> 
<b>War</b>: <b>Cold War</b> ... <b>Space Race</b> – 20th-century competition between two <b>Cold War</b> 
rivals, the Soviet ... US-USSR confrontations <b>during the Cold War</b> – while open 
conflict did not break out between the <b>two superpowers during the Cold War</b>, 
there&nbsp;...
the United States
Space Race