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This activity reviews Ronald Reagan's attempts to limit Soviet power and gain the advantage in the Cold War during the 1980s.

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This activity reviews Ronald Reagan's attempts to limit Soviet power and gain the advantage in the Cold War during the 1980s.

by Philip Hughes
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Arms Control As part of the military buildup , Reagan decided to place missiles in Western to counter Soviet missiles . People all over the world protested . Reagan offered to the new U . S . missiles . He said he would not place the U . S . missiles if the Soviets took their missiles out of Eastern Europe . Reagan also proposed Strategic Arms Reduction Talks ( ) to cut the number of missiles on both sides in . The Soviets refused .
Reagan disagreed with the military strategy known as nuclear . This was also called " mutual assured . " This strategy assumed that as long as the Soviet Union and the United States could each other with nuclear weapons , they would both be to use them . However , Reagan knew that if deterrence didn't work and a nuclear war really did begin , there would be no way to defend the United States . In March 1983 , he proposed the Defense Initiative ( SDI ) , also called " , " to develop weapons to incoming missiles .
In 1985 , Mikhail became the leader of the Soviet Union . He agreed to begin arms - control talks again . Gorbachev believed that the Soviet Union could not another arms race with the United States . Reagan and Gorbachev had a series of . The first meeting ended without an agreement . Gorbachev had promised to cut back nuclear forces if Reagan gave up SDI , but Reagan refused . Reagan then challenged Gorbachev to make economic and political changes . | The Wall was a symbol of the division in Europe . Reagan challenged Gorbachev to tear it down . Relations Improve In December 1987 , the two leaders signed the Range Nuclear Forces ( INF ) Treaty . INF was the first treaty to call for the of nuclear weapons . As soon as Gorbachev had an arms control deal in place , he was able to enact economic and political reforms . These reforms eventually led to the breakup of the Soviet Union . As Ronald Reagan's term came to an end , the U . S . was doing very well , the was strong , and relations with the Soviet Union were quickly .

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A New Soviet Leader In 1985 , Mikhail became the leader of the Soviet Union . He agreed to begin arms - control talks again . Gorbachev believed that the Soviet Union could not afford another arms race with the United States . Reagan and Gorbachev had a series of meetings . The first meeting ended without an agreement . Gorbachev had promised to cut back nuclear forces if Reagan gave up SDI , but Reagan refused . Reagan then challenged Gorbachev to make economic and political changes .

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In , the two leaders signed the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces ( ) Treaty . INF was the first treaty to call for the destruction of nuclear weapons . As soon as Gorbachev had an arms control deal in place , he was able to enact economic and political reforms . These reforms eventually led to the breakup of the Soviet Union . As Ronald Reagan's second term came to an end , the U . S . economy was doing very well , the military was strong , and relations with the Soviet Union were improving quickly .

 
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