'George marshall' diaporamas de présentation

U.S. Attitudes After the World Wars

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Occupation of Germany

Occupation of Germany.

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The chinese communist revolution

The chinese communist revolution. background. China becomes a republic in 1911 under Sun Yat-sen Republic must work to unite the many parts of China Western influence modernizes the coastal regions Interior still influenced by local authorities, not modernized. Traditional China.

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EOCT VOCABULARY REVIEW

EOCT VOCABULARY REVIEW. CHAPTER 10. Containment Policy.

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The Cold War Begins

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2/18 & 2/19

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The Cold War (1945-1992) Chapter 18

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The Birth of the Cold War and the American Culture of Fear

The Birth of the Cold War and the American Culture of Fear. 1946-1962. Communism, Democracy, and Capitalism.

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U.S. History Chapter 26 Section 1 & 2

The Cold War. U.S. History Chapter 26 Section 1 & 2. Essential Question : How did the increase in Communism after WWII lead to global issues during the Cold War? . Post World War II. Much of Europe is left in ruins with little infrastructure. Japan is devastated from use of the A-bomb.

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COLD WAR WHO'S WHO?

COLD WAR WHO'S WHO?. Franklin D. Roosevelt. President of the U.S. met at Yalta Conference to divide post war Germany. Winston Churchill. Prime Minister of Great Britain represented G.B. at Yalta skeptical of USSR and its leader Joseph Stalin. Joseph Stalin. leader of USSR

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Chapter 17 Section 1 Two Superpowers Face Off

By: Natalie Willis, Alyssa Perkins, and Erin Wittekind. Chapter 17 Section 1 Two Superpowers Face Off. Allies During the Postwar. Former Allies diverge . A joint postwar plan . Leaders of the Allied nations (US, Britain, and the Soviet Union) met in Soviet Black Sea resort city of Yalta

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The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan

The Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan. Mr. Ornstein Willow Canyon High School IB History of the Americas. Answer:. Who Developed the Idea of Containment? How did Containment Work?. Greece and Turkey. Pro-Western Governments in Greece and Turkey were on the Verge of Collapse

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The Atomic Age following WWII

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THE START OF THE COLD WAR

THE START OF THE COLD WAR. YALTA CONFERENCE - FEB 1945. Attended by Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin. Creation of the United Nations. Stalin agrees to enter the Pacific war after the defeat of Germany.

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WWI: The Great War 1914- 1918

WWI: The Great War 1914- 1918. Big Question: What were the causes of WWI and how did the war mark a major change in the progression of history into the modern world?. World War I Vocabulary. Militarism Alliances Imperialism Nationalism Archduke Ferdinand League of Nations

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The Second Red Scare

The Second Red Scare. Unit 10.10. Anti-Communist Sentiment in the U.S. In 1917, Bolsheviks in Russia establish a Communist government that pulls Russia out of WWI After the war was over, there were mass fears of Communism being spread from Russia to the U.S.

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Korean War

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Unit 7 Influences of the Cold War

Unit 7 Influences of the Cold War. By Connor Sato and Kouri Nago. Berlin Blockade. Tensions between the US and the Soviets first began in 1948 when they imposed a partial blockade of Berlin. First partial blockade of Berlin took place in April and then a full blockade was set in June.

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World War II Introduction

World War II Introduction. Who and What I should know at the end of the lesson. What factors led to the outbreak of World War II? How were the United States and its Allies able to win victory in World War II? What were the major effects of World War II on America and the world?.

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