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EOCT VOCABULARY REVIEW

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The Cold War

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Chapter 32 Introduction

Chapter 32 Introduction. Both western and eastern Europe were devastated by the end of World War II ( 1945 ), yet the U.S.S.R. soon emerged as a superpower rivaling the U.S.

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10 th American History Unit IV- A Champion of Democracy

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The Origins of The War in Vietnam

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Cold War Hot Spots

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U.S. Foreign Policy

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Other Cold War Conflicts

Other Cold War Conflicts. Korea is divided at the 38 th parallel in 1945 U.S. controls the South, the Soviets the North Each country sets up governments before they withdrawal their troops in 1949 North Korea is communist South Korea is not

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C.S.I. The Rosenberg Case

C.S.I. The Rosenberg Case. Mr. Giesler Global Studies. CASE FILE. The Rosenberg Trial is the sum of many stories: a story of betrayal, a love story, a spy story, a story of a family torn apart, a story of government overreaching, and the story of a particular time: The Cold War.

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

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WORLD HISTORY II 1945 TO PRESENT

WORLD HISTORY II 1945 TO PRESENT. The Cold War: Definition, Causes & Early Events LITTLE FLOWER CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. LEARN FROM THE PAST. To dwell in the past is foolish. To forget the past is a disgrace. THE COLD WAR 1945-1991. OVERVIEW.

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The personality and policies of President Johnson

The personality and policies of President Johnson. Learning Objectives: To consolidate our knowledge of JFK and his involvement in Vietnam up until November 1963. To explore the personality and policies of President Johnson.

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The personality and policies of President Johnson

The personality and policies of President Johnson. Learning Objectives: To consolidate our knowledge of JFK and his involvement in Vietnam up until November 1963. To explore the personality and policies of President Johnson.

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Richard M. Nixon

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U.S. History Era Foldable Part II

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Chapter 18 Section 4

Chapter 18 Section 4. Brinkmanship and Nuclear Arms Race. Brinkmanship. Dwight Eisenhower and John Dulles take office Each side has H-Bomb capacity Staunchly anti-communist Presidency Brinkmanship : promise to use all force, including nuclear weapons to defend against any aggressor nation

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Makers of Foreign Policy

Makers of Foreign Policy. I. Key foreign policy players. A . Foreign policy is a shared responsibility of the President and Congress. The system of checks and balances applies.

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