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Chapter 26 Section 4 Two Countries Living on the Edge

Chapter 26 Section 4 Two Countries Living on the Edge. Objectives. We will discuss how life was like in the United States during the Cold War. Along with that we will cover how the world reacted to the Cold War. Vocabulary. H-Bomb Dwight D. Eisenhower John Foster Dulles Brinksmanship CIA

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Two Nations Live on the Edge

Two Nations Live on the Edge. Cold War #4. I. Brinkmanship rules U.S. Policy. A. Race for the H-Bomb 1. The H-bomb or Hydrogen bomb would have the force of 1 million tons of TNT (67 times the amount of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

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Chapter 24

Chapter 24. The end of the war brought a division of the world into two camps-socialist and capitalist-with Western Europe oriented toward the United States and Eastern Europe toward the Soviet Union, although tension between the two infected the entire international arena.

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Two Nations Live on the Edge

Two Nations Live on the Edge. During the 1950s, the United States and the Soviet Union came to the brink of nuclear war. Race for the H-Bomb. Scientists who developed Atomic Bomb believed they could make a more powerful bomb. Hydrogen bomb, or H-bomb 67 times more powerful than atomic bomb.

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U.S. History Chapter 26 Section 3 The Korean War

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Early Years of the Cold War

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The Cold War Spreads to East Asia

The Cold War Spreads to East Asia. Read the section X 2 Write three sentences directly related to what you read. Develop three quiz questions based on the reading. Civil War and Revolution in China. Late 1920s ?Chinese Communists and Nationalists begin the struggle for government control

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