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Name: Target Grade: Key Questions: 1. What was the main cause of the Cold War? 2. Did Peaceful co-existence exist, 1950-60? 3. How close was the World to war in the 1960s? 1

Enquiry Question: Why was the Korean war an important event in the Cold War? Objectives: To understand the causes, outcome and why the US were involved. What are the 10 most important features of the Korean War? 2

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Enquiry Question: What is Peaceful co-existence? Objectives: To gain an understanding of the policy of Peaceful co-existence. 4

Q Imagine a class with a really tough and nasty teacher. After a while, that teacher leaves, and a more gentle, reasonable teacher takes over. Will behaviour in the class get better, or worse? Stalin died in 1953. He was hated all over eastern Europe. When they heard he was dead, people in East Berlin rioted. After a short struggle for power, Khrushchev became the new ruler in Russia. Khrushchev At first, the western powers hoped that Khrushchev would be the start of a thaw in the Cold War. 1. Khrushchev often met western leaders at summit meetings. 2.. Stalin had made all Communist countries do what he wanted and he had fallen out with President Tito of Yugoslavia. But in 1955 Khrushchev went to Yugoslavia, telling Tito that there are different roads to communism. Western leaders thought he would no longer insist that all communist countries take orders from Russia. 3. In a speech in 1956, Khrushchev attacked Stalin, saying that Stalin was a murderer and a tyrant. Khrushchev began to de-stalinise Russia. Political prisoners were set free and Beria (Stalin s Chief of Secret Police) was executed. 4. Khrushchev said that he wanted peaceful co-existence with the West. Western leaders hoped this meant the end of the Cold War. Source A You do not like Communism. We do not like capitalism. There is only one way out peaceful co-existence. Khrushchev speaking on a visit to Britain in 1956. Source B We may argue. The main thing is to argue without using weapons. Khrushchev speaking in 1959. New Words summit: meeting of the major world powers. destalinisation: dismantling Stalin s tyranny. Co-existence: living together. capitalism: western system of a free economy. economic aid: money given to a country to help build up its economy. Did you know? Even though he was a poorlyeducated peasant, Khrushchev had insight and a good turn of phrase. He once said that Communism and capitalism would only agree when shrimps learned to whistle. Source C This Russian cartoon shows Khrushchev destroying the Cold War. Task Make notes on the ways Khrushchev seemed to improve the Cold War. 5

Peaceful Co-existence If the rulers of the West hoped that there would be an end to the Cold War, they were disappointed. 1. De-stalinisation did not mean a change back to capitalism, or freedom from Russia. When communist countries went too far in their reforms, Khrushchev sent in the Red Army to stop them. 2. By peaceful co-existence, Khrushchev really meant peaceful competition. He started to build up Russian power: He visited countries like Afghanistan and Burma and gave them economic aid if they would support Russia. Russia began the space race with the America. In 1957 Russia launched Sputnik the first satellite. In 1961 Yuri Gagarin became the first astronaut to orbit the earth. Russia began an arms race with America. In 1953, Russia got the hydrogen bomb. Khrushchev set up the Warsaw Pact a military alliance of Communist countries to rival NATO. 3. Faced by this, America became just as aggressive: In America, Senator McCarty led a witch-hunt for Communists in America (e.g. Charlie Chaplin was accused of being a Communist.) America had an arms race with Russia. In 1955, NATO agreed to a West German Army of ½ million men (this led to the formation of the Warsaw Pact). The Americans used U2 planes to spy on Russia. Source D EIGHT Countries in the Warsaw Pact: USSR Albania Bulgaria Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary Poland Romania. Source E Crises after 1955: 1956 Poland 1956 Hungary 1960 U2 crisis 1961 The Berlin Wall 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis Did you know? Khrushchev was NOT a gentle easy-going man; he had been Stalin s right-hand man Stalin had used him to run the terror purges after World War II. Khrushchev loved to argue. This often caused tension between leaders. As a result, the period 1955 1963 was the time of GREATEST tension in the Cold War. Khrushchev improved the Cold War relations. To what extent do you agree? 6

Enquiry Question: Did Khrushchev improve the Cold War? Objectives: To gain an understanding of the events involved within Peaceful Coexistence. Event Name Date Information Rating (and justification) Hungary U2 Crisis Berlin Wall Cuban Missle Crisis Space and Arms race 7

Enquiry Question: Why did the Soviets stop the Hungarian revolution. Objectives: To understand the causes and consequences of the Hungarian Revolution. Summary of extra reading: 8

Enquiry Question: Why did the Soviets stop the Hungarian revolution. Objectives: To understand the causes and consequences of the Hungarian Revolution. 9

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Enquiry Question: Why did a U2 spy plane cause so many problems? Objectives: To understand the causes and consequences of the U2 crsisi 11

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Enquiry Question: Why did the Soviets build the Berlin Wall Objectives: To understand the causes and consequences of the building of the Berlin Wall. 13

My memorial design 14

Notes from the Berlin Wall documentary 15

Enquiry Question: How close to war did the World come to during the Cuba missile crisis? Objectives: To understand the causes and consequences of the Cuban Missile Crisis 16

Notes from Thirteen Days 17