U.S.-Russia Relations and Reagan's Policies

The video discusses Russian cyber attacks on the US, highlighting Putin's strategic moves against American interests. It examines the approaches of former US Presidents Reagan and Bush in dealing with Soviet relations. Reagan's 'peace through strength' policy led to the INF Treaty, while Bush emphasized strength through diversity by appointing a Democratic ambassador to the Soviet Union. The video concludes with a call for viewer engagement.

What was one of the accusations made against Russia in the context of U.S. politics?

• Engaging in cyber attacks

• Promoting free trade agreements

• Encouraging economic sanctions

• Supporting NATO expansion

How is President Putin perceived in terms of his interactions with American leaders?

• As an indifferent observer

• As a supporter of American policies

• As a leader who has outmaneuvered them

• As a cooperative ally

What was a key element of President Reagan's strategy towards the Soviet Union?

• Appeasement through economic aid

• Peace through strength

• Isolation and sanctions

• Cultural exchange programs

What was the significance of the INF treaty signed in 1987?

• It focused on economic cooperation

• It increased the number of nuclear warheads

• It prohibited the deployment of certain missiles in Europe

• It allowed the deployment of nuclear weapons in Europe

Which U.S. President is associated with the phrase 'peace through strength'?

• Bill Clinton

• Ronald Reagan

• George H.W. Bush

• Barack Obama

What was a controversial policy of Reagan that led to the INF treaty?

• Economic sanctions on the Soviet Union

• Development of nuclear missiles in Europe

• Withdrawal from NATO

• Cultural exchange programs

Why did President Bush appoint Bob Strauss as ambassador to the Soviet Union?

• To focus on military cooperation

• To appease the Soviet leadership

• To send a message of strength through embracing differences

• To promote economic ties

What message did President Bush aim to convey by appointing a political opponent as ambassador?

• That political differences are a source of strength

• That political differences are a weakness

• That political differences should be ignored

• That political differences are irrelevant

What is the broader theme discussed in the conclusion of the video?

• The importance of economic sanctions

• The need for cultural exchanges

• The role of military power in diplomacy

• The concept of strength in diplomacy

What does the video invite viewers to consider about current U.S.-Russia relations?

• The economic impact of sanctions

• The historical ties between the two countries

• What strength against Russia looks like today

• The cultural similarities between the two nations