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Cold War VS

Communism Soviet Union government State (government) controls everything Opposite of democracy and capitalism (USA)

United Nations (UN) Started with 50 member countries Created to promote peace and discussion instead of war

Potsdam Conference 1945 US, Great Britain, and Soviet Union Stalin goes back on his promise from Yalta Conference to allow free elections in Soviet controlled Eastern Europe

Satellite Nations Countries dominated by the Soviet Union Poland, Czechoslovakia were two of them

NATO Formed in 1949 North Atlantic Treaty Organization 12 members pledged military support to each other

Warsaw Pact Between Soviets and 7 Eastern European Countries Their version of NATO

Policy of Containment Policy of US government against the Soviet Union Contain Communism where it was and not allow it spread anymore

Iron Curtain Metaphor for the division of Europe into East and West East=Soviet controlled and communist West=Free and democratic governments

Cold War Lasted from 1945-1991 No actual battles Between USA and Soviet Union

Truman Doctrine US policy must be to support people who want to fight communist oppression Spent $400 million between 1947-1950 in Greece and Turkey to prevent communist takeover there

Marshall Plan 1947-1951 16 European countries received $13 billion in aid Helped western Europe rebuild from WWII Helped gain support for democracy and keep out support for the communists

Berlin Airlift Stalin cut off all supply lines to western Berlin (controlled by the US, Great Britain and France) Dropped food and supplies into West Berlin 327 days, around the clock

Berlin Wall Symbol of communism Built to separate East and West Berlin

Checkpoint Charlie Where Soviet and US spies smuggled people across the border of West and East Berlin

China Becomes Communist US supported the nationalists led by Chang Kai Shek with $3 billion Communists led by Mao Zedong Nationalists lose the civil war and are exiled to Taiwan China becomes Communist in 1949

Korean War June 1950, North Korea attacks South Korea North Korea was supported by the Soviets United Nations voted to attack North Korea and defend South Korea

90 % of the troops sent by the UN were USA General Douglas MacArthur led the UN forces

UN forces pushed the North Koreans back almost to the border with China China entered the war in support of the North Koreans

Chinese troops outnumbered the UN 10-1 US counter attacked and pushed the Chinese and North Koreans to the 38 th Parallel

MacArthur was fired by President Truman July 1953 a cease fire was signed Border between North (communist) and South (democratic) Korea was the 38 th Paraellel

Red Scare Fear of communism in the USA Congress established the House Un-American Activities Committee to investigate US people who might be communist Targeted Hollywood Hollywood Ten refused to testify before Congress and were put in prison

Spy? Rosenbergs (US citizens) spied for the Soviets They were tried and convicted of espionage and sentenced to death

McCarthyism Unsupported attacks on suspected Communists in the USA by Senator Joe McCarthy

New Soviet Leader Nikita Khrushchev Favored peaceful co-existence with the USA, not war

Election of 1960 John F. Kennedy wins (JFK) Youngest president (early 40 s)

U 2 Shot Down US spy plane shot down over Russia Pilot was captured and sentenced to prison Fueled tension between USA and USSR

Cuba Problem Fidel Castro led a revolution in Cuba and won Cuba became communist and asked for aid from the USSR

Bay of Pigs CIA led a secret invasion of Cuba at the Bay of Pigs by Cuban exiles A lot of things went wrong and the invasion failed on the beaches

Cuban Missile Crisis October 1962 Soviets had missile bases in Cuba ready to launch on the USA Cuba is within 100 miles of the USA

Lasted 13 days Closest we have ever come to nuclear war US Navy ships blockaded Cuba

Soviet ships turned back instead of fighting the US Navy Ended when the US promised not to invade Cuba, Soviets withdrew the missiles from Cuba, and US took out missiles in Turkey

JFK Killed Assassinated on November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas Conspiracy theories about who did it Lee Harvey Oswald was killed while in police custody and was charged with killing JFK