What limits did the U.S., U.S.S.R, and Great Britain agree to regarding nuclear weapons testing in 1963?
each nation was permitted a limited number of tests per year
testing could only occur underground
testing plans had to be submitted to the other countries for approval
all testing had to take place on uninhabited islands

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What limits did the U.S., U.S.S.R, and Great Britain agree to regarding nuclear weapons testing in 1963? 
	each nation was permitted a limited number of tests per year
	testing could only occur underground
	testing plans had to be submitted to the other countries for approval
	all testing had to take place on uninhabited islands

richgall____ · Answer

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just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

any ideas?

richgall____ · Answer

maybe C or D

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

Can you tell me why you think it's D?

richgall____ · Answer

because I was reading and there was a lot of places where they couldn't test bombs anymore

richgall____ · Answer

plus no one will be hurt if no one if living there

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

D is the correct answer because Nuclear weapons can cause massive destruction, the first nuclear bomb was designed by the U.S. in World War II for the Japanese, it was known as the biggest crematorium in all the worlds history. But the effects weren't from just getting away from the blast of the exploding fire ball, but the real danger was the radiation caused afterwards that killed hundreds.