Question

What was one result of the Cuban missile crisis? Khrushchev developed radical new policies. Khrushchev became a more powerful leader. Khrushchev declined in national politics. Khrushchev won many American supporters.

Answer 1

Okay.. so From my knowledge and Google's.. Once Kennedy told Khrushchev that he couldn't let off the missiles, he was trying to make a deal with him so all countries could walk away safely. But Khrushchev declined initially and started to come up with different ways to get around it but once he seen that the only way he could get out of this was if he agreed to stopping the release of the missiles. So go with A.. Because he ultimately agreed and he definitely did not become more powerful

Answer 2

The correct answer is A. Khrushchev developed radical new policies.

Step-by-step explanation

After the Caribbean missile crisis involving the United States in the head of President John F. Kennedy and the Soviet Union in the head of Nikita Khrushchev, which caused an international uproar over the presence of nuclear missiles on the island of Cuba pointing to the US territory which could cause an imminent nuclear war. The Soviet president decided to propose political solutions to the crisis experienced during the early sixties, for this reason, he made radical political decisions such as the withdrawal of his nuclear missiles located on the island of Cuba on the condition that the United States abandoned the idea of invade the island and withdraw its missiles from Turkey. So, the correct answer is A. Khrushchev developed radical new policies.