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USSR VS USA

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THE COLD WAR BEGINS

THE COLD WAR BEGINS. Yalta & Potsdam Conferences. -Meetings of the Allied leaders during World War II to decide what to do with Germany - United Nations formed at Yalta meeting - serious differences started between Stalin & Truman at Potsdam. Germany Divided. British.

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The Hot Spots of the Cold War

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The Beginning of the Cold War: 1945-1950s

The Beginning of the Cold War: 1945-1950s. The Cold War starts before the end of WWII. In 1945, the three big Allied nations of Great Britain, the Soviet Union, and the USA met to discuss what to do with Germany after the war This conference was called the Yalta Conference The Leaders: Stalin

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Ch. 27, Section 2 Korean War and Red Scare

Ch. 27, Section 2 Korean War and Red Scare. Communists win China. After the Japanese were defeated in WWII the Communists and Nationalists continued their civil war The US backed the anti-communist Nationalists The Communists led by Mao Zedong won the civil war in 1949.

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Cold War

Cold War. USA vs USSR. What does this picture mean?. Cold War Vocabulary. Satellite - a country ruled by another nation Containment - was to contain, or limit, Soviet expansion Truman Doctrine -It must be the policy of the United States to support free peoples who are

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Cold War Kick Off

Cold War Kick Off. Economic Expansionism vs. Communist Conspiracy. Development of the Cold War. The Democracies (US. and Britain) wanted the issues of Eastern Europe settled by self determination. Soviets felt it was necessary to have pro-soviet governments

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XXI. THE COLD WAR

XXI. THE COLD WAR . A. World Economy & Politics 1. U.S. emerged as strongest economic power a. no damage except in a few Pacific b. manufacturing at its peak c. rest of world's factories damaged d. hoped to fill void with products, culture & government

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Ch. 26: Postwar Confidence and Anxiety (1945-1980)

Ch. 26: Postwar Confidence and Anxiety (1945-1980).

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Search Engine Basics

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Chapter 28: The Suburban Era

Chapter 28: The Suburban Era.

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The Postwar United States

The Postwar United States. Rapid demobilization Fears of economic depression The G.I. Bill Consumer demand Commanding world trade position Consumer goods (cars, home construction, televisions, appliances). Truman and Domestic Policy. Desegregation of the Army (1947)

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Race to Space 1969 Sabina Blair Period 2

Race to Space 1969 Sabina Blair Period 2. The Race to Space. The U.S and Soviet Union engaged in competition. The Race to Space began in 1957. The Soviet Union launched the first artificial satellite. Sputnik, first artificial satellite. . The Race to Space.

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GIVE ME 5

GIVE ME 5 . EOG DAILY REVIEW 3. Nonfiction & Main Idea Read the passage and answer the questions.

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Kennedy & the Cold War

Kennedy & the Cold War. Chapter 28 Sections 1 & 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cVSasBA-vg. I The Election of 1960. Sputnik I launch, U-2 incident, & Soviet-Cuba alignment ? US losing Cold War? Democrat= Kennedy (mass) v. Republican = Nixon

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sputnik

sputnik. By Ledarrius Blake. 3D of sputnik Rocket. Sputnik crew members. Purpose of the mission. The principal scientific purpose for this flight was to study the density of the upper atmosphere. Sputnik 1 model.

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Space race BY Savannah Barishian

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Sputnik launched into orbit

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Sputnik

Sputnik.

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