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What was the principal effect of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

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What was the principal effect of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

What was the principal effect of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

A. a decrease in nuclear rhetoric used by the United States and the Soviet Union
B. improved economic and diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba
C. the United States' imposition of a powerful economic embargo on Cuba
D. an increase in the hostilities between the United States and Soviet Union over the next few decades

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