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What aspects of the Cold War and the "Affluent Society" do you see in this one debate? How do each of them conduct themselves in the debate, for example are they nervous, jovial, agitated? How does Khrushchev hope the exhibit might improve relations between the United States and the Soviet Union? How does Nixon think Soviet visitors will respond to the exhibit? How is Khrushchev's claim that American homes only last 20 years a criticism of capitalism? How does Nixon respond?

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What aspects of the Cold War and the "Affluent Society" do you see in this one debate? How do each of them conduct themselves in the debate, for example are they nervous, jovial, agitated? How does Khrushchev hope the exhibit might improve relations between the United States and the Soviet Union? How does Nixon think Soviet visitors will respond to the exhibit? How is Khrushchev's claim that American homes only last 20 years a criticism of capitalism? How does Nixon respond?