'Warsaw pact' diaporamas de présentation

Historical Geography of Post-Soviet Era

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THE COLD WAR 1945-1991

THE COLD WAR 1945-1991. The Cold War Part I: 1945-1953. The Ideological Struggle. Soviet & Eastern Bloc Nations [Stalin]. US & the Western Democracies [Truman]. GOAL ? spread world-wide Communism.

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BELLRINGER

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How I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb (and the arms race, and the alliance system)

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The Cold War Begins

Chapter 29, Section 1. The Cold War Begins. The Problems of Peace. Potsdam Conference (May 1945) Germany split into 4 zones of occupation Berlin (in Soviet zone) split into 4 zones of occupation Eliminate all traces of Nazism by trying Nazis for war crimes at the Nuremberg Trials

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The Nature and Pace of Change

The Nature and Pace of Change We are looking here at change as a variable, not just a phenomenon. So once more, it is the process that interests us and not just the effect.

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? starter activity

? starter activity. Your teacher will give you a slip of paper representing the view of either an orthodox, revisionist or post-revisionist historian. Move to an appropriate corner of the room. Why did a Cold War emerge between the superpowers after 1945?. ? LOs.

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Soviet Times

Light Green-1922 Dark Green-1924 Pink-1929 Blue-1936 Orange-1940 . Soviet Times. Soviet Beginnings. Began with two revolutions: February and October Revolutions. Result was the overthrow of the monarchy. October Revolution. Relatively bloodless revolution.

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Martial Law and Solidarity

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Tensions Increase in the Cold War

Tensions Increase in the Cold War. The US and the Soviet Union face off with nuclear weapons The Soviet Union successfully tested its first atomic bomb in 1949 The US monopoly on nuclear power had only lasted for four years The US tested the first hydrogen bomb (H bomb) in 1952

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L10: The Cold War Begins 1945-1953 American Foreign Policy

L10: The Cold War Begins 1945-1953 American Foreign Policy. Agenda Objective : To understand and analyze the theory of containment, the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan, and the Berlin Blockade & Airlift and their role in setting the tone of the early Cold War period. Schedule :

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Gerald Ford

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Polices During the Cold War

Polices During the Cold War. Global 2 Patten/Kempton. The United States. Containment : Aimed at stopping the spread of Communism and keeping it isolated within its current borders. Prevent the 'domino effect' where if one nation became Communist, the surrounding ones would follow.

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Use pg. 800 to label: 1. Iron Curtain 2. Communist nations not in Warsaw Pact 3. Warsaw Pact countries 4. Non-Communist nations not in NATO 5. NATO countries.

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The 1600s

The 1600s. Whitney Longenecker Tayler Shreve Nic Arlandson. Developments in Thought. French Classicism Emphasized clarity, simplicity, balance, and harmony of design, another version of the high Renaissance period. Dutch Realism Focused on the realistic portrayal of secular everyday life.

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