Cuban Missile Crisis 3 Jeopardy Template

Soviets	Cubans	Americans	Prior to	Outcome
100 Who was the first leader of the USSR during the crisis? Nikita Khrushchev	100 Who was the leader of Cuba during the crisis? Fidel Castro	100 Who was the leader of America during the crisis? JFK	100 What was the invasion between America and Cuba? Bay of Pigs invasion.	100 What happened between the U.S. and USSR? Opened up communication.
200 Who took over for Nikita Khrushchev? Leonid Brezhnev	200 What was the struggle between Castro and Khrushchev? Weak communications.	200 Why didn't JFK take action sooner? Fear of all-out nuclear war.	200 What did the Cubans have that the U.S. didn't have? Stronger defensive front	200 What was the main result of the crisis? Missiles were removed from Turkey and Cuba.
300 What was the motive of the USSR? To protect Cuba/Power move	300 Why did they allow the bombs to be put in there? Prevention of any future invasions.	300 How did the U.S. find out about the bombs? Flew U-2 planes and took pictures over Cuba	300 Where did the U.S. already have bombs? Turkey	300 What did the publication of prevention do? Boosted JFK's image.
400 How did Nikita Khrushchev describe the first letter from JFK? An act of aggression.	400 What was Cubas motive? Did what it took to be protected.	400 What did the loss of the invasion do to JFK? Bad reputation with the public.	400 What was the main reason for the Soviets to get involved? To benefit the Soviets?	400 How was the problem solved? They persuaded/compromised.
500 What was JFK's original plan? To launch an attack on Cuba.	500 How did Cuba work with the USSR? Secretively	500 How did the U.S. prevent war? Naval Blockade	500 How many letters were sent out between JFK and Khrushchev? 10 written letters.	500 What did this event inspire in the future? A treaty banning atmospheric and underwater nuclear testing.

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