Which of these were included in the SALT I (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) treaty? Select two answers.

a cap on nuclear arms
a ban on nuclear arms
an end to proxy wars
a limit on launch sites
a ban on missile programs

a cap on nuclear arms

a limit on launch sites

Explanation:

SALT I treaty was signed between President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev, leading political figure in Soviet Union. It was signed in 1972 in Moscow. They decided to froze the number of ballistics for five years and also to limit their launch sites. As some questions remained open, later they decided to sign SALT II.

a cap on nuclear arms

a limit on launch sites

Explanation:

SALT I treaty was signed between President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev, leading political figure in Soviet Union. It was signed in 1972 in Moscow. They decided to froze the number of ballistics for five years and also to limit their launch sites. As some questions remained open, later they decided to sign SALT II.

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