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The Cold War produced an arms race as well as arms control. What were the reasons for both these development?

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Answered by 24Karat
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The Cold War produced an arms race as well as arms control. What were the reasons for both these development?

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The Cold War produced an arms race as well as arms control:

1. Cuban Missile Crisis engaged both of them (superpowers) in the development of nuclear weapons to influence the world.

2. US dropped nuclear bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with the intention to stop Soviet Union from making military and political gains in Asia.

3. Both the powers were not ready to initiate a war because they knew that destruction from these will not justify any gain for them.

4. Both the powers were to be rational and responsible being restraint and avoiding risk of another World War to ensure human survival.

5. Hence, both the superpowers decided to limiting certain kinds of nuclear and non-nuclear weapons by signing various significant agreements within a decade i.e. Limited Test Ban Treaty, Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty, Anti Ballistic Missile Treaty etc.

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Answered by XxJeevanxX
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1. Both blocks were in security dilemma that if they stop developing arms and ammunition, the balance of power would shift to the other side.

2. Arms race was intensified under the apprehension that other party is also secretly developing weapons.

3. Wars fought in other parts of the world such as Vietnam, Cuba of direct confrontation between the rival blocks.

However, simultaneous arms control treaty were also signed. Reasons were: -

1. As both the countries were nuclear powered, it was realized that any nuclear war would destroy both the countries.

2. It was also to build confidence among both nations, and resolve the security dilemma.

3. to prevent Unnecessary diversion of resources into developing weapon,

Important treaties signed during this period were : -

1. Limited test ban treaty that prohibited any nuclear test on land and water.

2. Nuclear non proliferation treaty.

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