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COLD WAR

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Unit 1 : Emergence of the USA as a Global Player

Unit 1 : Emergence of the USA as a Global Player. Learning Targets 1 - 14. 1. I can define imperialism . Imperialism. 1. I can define imperialism . Imperialism policy of extending rule/control of one country over other countries, territories, people, etc, usually to control:

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The Korean War

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The Korean War

The Korean War. The Korean war is the first example of a NSC-68 war- use of military force not to conquer but to prevent conquering Origins: After WWII, American troops entered S. Korea and U.S.S.R entered North Korea to accept Japanese surrender

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. What was the Truman Doctrine? What idea stated that the US would allow Communism to exist where it was, but did not want to let it spread further? What is the Berlin Airlift?. Bell Ringer. What did NATO stand for? What was the idea behind NATO & the Warsaw Pact?

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The Rwandan Genocide

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Living through the siege of Sarajevo

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The Cold War Turns Hot

The Cold War Turns Hot. Chapter 27, Section 2. Growing Interest in Asia . Events in Asia effected the U.S. in many ways For 100 years American ship traded with China and Japan 1899-1946 U.S. governed the Philippines Attack on Pearl Harbor proved U.S. could not ignore events.

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The Korean War 1950-1953

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Timeline of Rwandan History and the Genocide

Timeline of Rwandan History and the Genocide. Murambi Genocide Memorial Site. Background Info . Rwanda is a small country in central Africa, about the size of the state of Maryland Rwanda is populated by two major ethnic groups, the Hutus and the Tutsis

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Peacekeeping

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The Korean War

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Korean War

May 30. Korean War. I. Korea in WWII. Korea had been occupied by Japan since 1910 USSR came in at the end of WWII from the north & liberated them The US came in at the end of WWII from the south & liberated them Met at the 38 th parallel

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The Korean war

The Korean war. Civil war and revolution in china. Beginning as early as 1920, Communist powers had tried to take control of China Mao Tsedong : Communist leader Chiang Kai- Shek : Nationalist/Democratic leader The take-over attempts were halted during WWII to hold off Japanese invasion

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Korea and the Cold War

Korea and the Cold War. MacCarthy. Essential Questions. How did the Cold War affect the United States in the 1950s? Create a Bubble map with Cold War in the middle. How did Americas role change during the Korean War? Create a flow map to explain how it changed. Communist take over.

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11th grade Vocabulary

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Name: ______________________

Name: ______________________. Korean War Document Analysis. For your document(s): O-P-V-L your document(s) What key information pertaining to the Korean war is included in the document(s) Which key leaders are mentioned? Share Out. Key terms:

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THE COLD WAR: Communism Spreads Into Asia

THE COLD WAR: Communism Spreads Into Asia. Domino Theory. Idea that if a nation falls to communism, nearby nations will also fall to communism. The Forgotten War: Korean War. End of WWII North Korea Occupied by Soviet Union Communist South Korea Occupied by United States Non-Communist.

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United States and the Middle East

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Do Now

Do Now. How can two countries with similar histories move in very different directions today?. Ch. 27 section 3 North and South Korea. The People. 1. Like Japan, Korea is Homogeneous 2. Koreans trace their origins to early peoples from northern China & central A sia .

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