HISTORY EXAM 3 LECTURE 11

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dates of WW2
1939-1945
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when did WW2 end in EUROPE
May 8,1945
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Operation Barborosa (date and what happened)
June 22,1941

Nazi Germany invaded Soviet Union breaking the Nazi Soviet Pact

Soviet Union became allies with GB and the US to defeat Nazis
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Pearl harbor (date and what happened)
December 7,1941

Japanese attack on the US

US declared war on japan

Nazi Germany declared war on US, brought US into WW2
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V.J Day
victory over japan day

September 2, 1945

japan surrendered after US dropped 2 atomic bombs on them

marks end of WW2
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who were the winners of WW2
US, GB, Soviet Union (grand alliance)
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who was the leader of GB at the end of WW2
winston churchill
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who was the leader of soviet union at the end of WW2
Joseph Stalin
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who was the leader of US at the end of WW2
franklin roosevelt
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5 meetings to decide WW2 peace terms
newfoundland meeting

teheran meeting

moscow meeting

yalta meeting

potsdam meeting
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Newfoundland meeting important parts
august 1941

stalin did not attend

created atlantic charter
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what did the atlantic charter say
free trade and free enterprise

all countries have the right to self determination
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teheran meeting important parts
took place in teheran present day iran

december 1943

all 3 leaders attended

demilitarized germany

shifted borders of poland to the west
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moscow meeting important parts
took place in moscow (capital of soviet union)

october 1944

percentages agreement
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what was the percentages agreement
called the naughty document

leaders of 3 powers divided central europe between themselves
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precentage agreement percentages

1. romania: 90 SU 10 US GB
2. greece: 10 SU 90 US GB
3. yugoslavia: 50 SU 50 US GB
4. hungary: 50 SU 50 US GB
5. bulgaria: 75 SU 15 US GB
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yalta meeting important parts
took place in soviet territory

february 1945

confirmed all prior arrangements

divided germany into 4 zones
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4 zones of germany decided in the yalta meeting
US

GB

SU

France
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potsdam meeting important parts
took place in potsdam (outside of germany

july 1945

stalin, churchill, harry truman

divison of germany went into effect
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what happened as a result of the divison of germany
germany was carved into 2 rival states west and east germany

europe was divided into 2 spheres of influence
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what was the border between the two states of germany called
the iron curtain
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what were the two spheres of influence
western germany = US sphere

eastern germany= SU sphere
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differences between west and east germany
west= federal republic of germany

* 3 democratic powers
* multi party rule and free enterprise

east= germany democratic republic

* single party rule
* command economy
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berlin wall
built in 1961

prevented east germans from escaping from soviet sphere of influence
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what day marks the end of the cold war
nov 9,1989

berlin wall was torn down
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cold war dates
1945-1989
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characteristics of the US side of cold war
* democracy
* free enterprise, capitalism, little gov interference
* nuclear weapons
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characteristics of the soviet union side of cold war
* authoritarian single party rule
* command economy
* nuclear weapons
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where was the greatest concentration of nuclear weapons
europe
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what does cold war mean
no active military engagement
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hot wars that occured during the cold war era
korean war

vietnam war

soviet-afghan war
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three characteristics of democracy
universal adult suffrage

parliament

multi party rule