Which statement explains how the development of the hydrogen bomb contributed to the Cuban Missile Crisis?
AThe hydrogen bomb was so powerful that an attack on Cuba would end up doing damage to the U.S. mainland.
BThe hydrogen bomb was small enough to place on the types of missiles the Soviet Union was going to place in Cuba.
CThe Soviet Union placed conventional missiles on Cuba in the hopes of getting U.S. hydrogen bombs removed from Europe.
DThe United States blockaded Cuba to prevent a stolen hydrogen bomb from being smuggled from Cuba to the Soviet Union.
AThe hydrogen bomb was so powerful that an attack on Cuba would end up doing damage to the U.S. mainland.
BThe hydrogen bomb was small enough to place on the types of missiles the Soviet Union was going to place in Cuba.
CThe Soviet Union placed conventional missiles on Cuba in the hopes of getting U.S. hydrogen bombs removed from Europe.
DThe United States blockaded Cuba to prevent a stolen hydrogen bomb from being smuggled from Cuba to the Soviet Union.