Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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Détente

Policy of reducing tensions between superpowers during Cold War

SALT I (1972) composition

ABM Treaty & Interim Agreement on Strategic Offensive Arms

ABM Treaty limits per side

Two fields of ABMs, max 100 missiles each

Nuclear parity significance

USA accepted equal nuclear status with USSR, ending dominance

Basic Principles legal status

No legal status; depended on both sides abiding by guidelines

Vladivostok Summit (1974) ceiling

2400 each for ICBMs, SLBMs & heavy bombers

Carter's March 1977 proposals

Reduced Vladivostok levels; Brezhnev rejected as disproportionate

SALT II signed when & where

June 1979, Vienna Summit

Soviet leader during SALT negotiations

Brezhnev

Interim Agreement duration

Five years (due to expire 1977)

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