'Containment policy' diaporamas de présentation

The Cold War

Mr. Maldonado APUSH/USH. The Cold War. Beginning of the Cold War. U.S. Soviet union. Communism State-controlled economy No opposing political parties (totalitarian). Democracy Capitalism Voting by the people (competing political parties). Suspicions Begin. Soviet Union

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The Cold War

The Cold War. American Studies. The Cold War Era: US vs. USSR. Two opposing world views dominate international relations: US believes whole world should model itself after us D emocracy: Free elections, multiple parties to choose for C apitalism: Free market, consumerism and materialism

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The Cold War

The Cold War . The United Nations. Chartered in April 1945 Replaced the League of Nations 50 nations joined initially (today, UN has 193 members) In the General Assembly, which decides general UN policies, each nation gets 1 vote (so all are equal)

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World Civilization

World Civilization. Qtr. 4 Study Guide. Yalta Conference. Iron Curtain. Truman Doctrine. Marshall Plan. Berlin Blockade. Satellite countries of the Soviet Union. NATO. SEATO. Domino Theory. Cuban Missile Crisis. World Trade Organization. Containment policy.

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Postwar Outcomes

Postwar Outcomes. Soviet forces occupy most of Eastern and Central Europe and Eastern Germany Germany and Berlin are divided into East (U.S.S.R.-communist) and West (America, Britain and France-democratic) Japan is occupied by the U.S., becomes a democracy with U.S. military protection.

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Chapter 36

Chapter 36. Pages 866-871. The Problem of Germany. The Nuremberg Trials of 1945-46 severely punished 22 top culprits of the Holocaust.

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The Road to the Truman Doctrine and Containment Policy

The Road to the Truman Doctrine and Containment Policy. What events lead to the US Cold War policy?. What we know. Issues after WW2: decision making between Big 3 bad (distrust) How to fix Germany How to rehabilitate Europe Goals and Plans for USA and USSR:

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Liberalism Challenged via Foreign Policies

Liberalism Challenged via Foreign Policies. SOC 30 Readings: Chap 7 Pages 232-248. Post WWII International Relations Yalta Accords Bretton-Woods Agreement Containment Expansionism Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan The Iron Curtain Descends Berlin Divided. Summary. A Chilling Prediction.

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Beginning of the Cold War

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COMMUNISM SPREADS IN EAST ASIA

COMMUNISM SPREADS IN EAST ASIA. Chapter 15 Section 3. Civil War 1946 to 1949 Nationalists receive U.S. support Communists supported by Soviets 1949 Communists won with support of the peasants Nationalists retreated to Taiwan.

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Start of the Cold War

Start of the Cold War. Ms. McIlroy MWH April 14, 2011. Do Now/HW Check (5 min). 1. Stampers check HW: Chapter 12, Section 1 Notes 2. Write down HW in your agenda: Spring Break Assignment: Cold War Timeline Project Quiz on Cold War 1 st Day back (Chapter 12, Section 1)

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The Cold War

The Cold War. World History Chapter 31. Beginnings. The Cold War started at the end of WWII and ended in 1991 when the Soviet Union broke up The Soviet Union forced communism on all of eastern Europe (including Poland, East Germany, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Albania, & Yugoslavia)

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HISTORICAL PERIOD 8 Part 1: AMSCO Ch. 26 THE COLD WAR BEGINS (1945-1952)

HISTORICAL PERIOD 8 Part 1: AMSCO Ch. 26 THE COLD WAR BEGINS (1945-1952). Make sure you can demonstrate knowledge of: GI Bill Baby Boom Post-war suburban housing boom Growth of Sunbelt states Truman domestic politics Truman Cold War Foreign Policy. TRUMAN and the COLD WAR.

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The cartoon below is called “Truman Checks Stalin.” During/after which Cold War event was this cartoon likely created? What is the cartoonist’s point of view on the U.S. strategy?.

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BATA VZW - ASBL Belgian Air Transport Association

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