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what was the outcome of the yalta conference
accepted the unconditional surrender of germany and dicided to divide the nation into 4 military parts (britiain,france,soviet union, and US)
what did the truman doctrine say
US would provide economic and military support to nations under threat of communist takeover
who helped rebuild western europe and japan
the us and helped nations commit to nationalism and democracy
who was the first test subject of truman's plan
greece
how was the communist system different from the marxist theory
the communsit system was different as it contorlled the lands, had new elites, no freedom whereas marxist theory is government has land,no elites and freedom
which countries did soviet union annex after ww2
baltic republics such as latvia, lithuania and estonia,
how did world war 2 end
when us dropped hiroshima and nagasaki causing japan to surrender
what did president truman make
a policy on the idea of containment;truman doctrine
who did soviet union fail to invade
afghanistan
in which nations did soviet union had influence over
east germany, czechoslavakia, hungary, bulgaria,romania,yugoslavia,albania and parts of poland
what was the difference between germany after ww1 and ww2
after world war 1 germany still had control and it was a peace treaty with punishments but after ww2 it was complete takeover
what new military alliances were created by the cold war
NATO and the warsaw pact
which group rejected both capitalism and communism and preferred an alternative path
non aligned movement
the soviet government was a _ state
totalitarian
when did the soviet union invest heavily in its military and industry
1930's
what did indonesia do
create a meeting called the Bandung Conference
what is a totalitarian state
government had control over all parts of people's lives
what did nkrumah do
led ghana to become first african colony to win independence
what happened to the relationship between us and russia after the war
divided by government ideolgoies between communism and democracy
was the NAM on side with US and Soviet Union
no
what was the yalta conference
meeting held between the 3 leaders of the allied nation(roosovelt,stalin,churchill) to determine how to handle end of the war
what happened in bandung conference
representatves condemned colonialism and created the Non-Aligned movement
which was the plan that succeded the truman doctrine because it was successfull
marshall plan
what were nations that had influence from soviet union caleld
satellite states of the Soviet Union
what were the 3 western zones merged together caleld
federal republic of germany or west germany
when did cold war start and end
1945-1990
what did stalin later do with the blockade
admitted defeat and lifted the blockade
who was the leader of ghana
kwame nkrumah
what did soviets do in response to berlin airlift
ended airlift by shooting down allied planes and were reluctant to do so as they knew it would be a war
who emerged as powerhouses after world war 2
united states and soviet union
what did stalin create in germany
berlin blockade closing all western highway and railroad link to berlin
what happened as usa and soviet union emerged victorious
there was a power struggle between capitalism and communism around the world
what did western powers do in germany
merged their zones of occupation in germany
which angola tribe did su support
Mbundu tribe
what was the marshall plan
US sent 12 billion in economic aid to european nations destroyed by world war 2
what were proxy wars
neither country fought the other directly and both superpowers would provide soldiers and resources to side they favored would prevail in order to gain a supporter
who did su support in nicaragua
the sandinistas who were socialists
what did us pleged to nato
protect western countries with its nuclear weapons
how was life in the soviet satellite states
difficult because ww2 weakened their ecnonomies
what did western allies do in response to berlin blockade
began berlin airlift to feed and supply the city
what is martial law
Martial law is when the military takes control of normal government functions during an emergency.
what did soviet union do in response to nato
created warsaw pact which was an alliance that helped countries protect each other
what was the purpose of creating nato
protect western europe from communist aggresion
what did sukarno do
he accepted large amounts of financial aid from each superower despiting calling the Bandung conference
what did walesa lead
a strike of shipyard workers which spread throughout Poland
what did stalin do in response to formation of west germany
created german democratic republic or east germany
was the warsaw pact a defensive alliance
no it was a way for which soviet union could control its satellit states
what happened to satellite states who tried to accept us marshall plan funding
stalin prevented them from accepting
what was command economy
A command economy is a type of economic system where the government makes all the big decisions about what to produce, how much to produce, and who gets what.
why did soviet union fall
uprisings and radical political changes weakened it and its control over eastern europe
what alliance did us, canada and 10 western european countries make
NATO or North Atlantic Treaty Organizaton
what does boycott mean
refusing to buy a product from a certain country
what economy system was used in satellite states
command economy
what happened to angola
colonizers shaped borders with little regard for existing triebs
what happened at end of North and South korea conflict
signed a ceasefire and esstablishe boundary at 38th parallel dividing the 2 in the same way they were before the conflict
what did polish govenrment do to crush the solidarity movement
used martial law
who did nkrumah look for inspiration
ghandi and how gandhi boycotted british products
what did communist north korea do
invade south korea
which was the soviet-supported economic system
command economy
what ended the nicoraguan conflict
signing of the Tela Accord
what happened to african nations because of the proxy wars
it spread to african nations facing the problem of tribalism
what happened in Angola's struggle for independence
several tribes competed with angola to run the country's diamond mines
what is eastern bloc
countries in baltic area
who was the pope selected by polish cardinal of cracow
Pope John Paul ll
what did lech walesa do
organized an independent trade union called solidarity
cold war was a struggle between US and SU for
control of influence in europe
who organized an independent trade union called solidarity
Lech Walesa
whose selection was an inspiration to other popes
Pope John Paul ll
what was happening in greece before truman doctrine
communist and anti-communist forces were fighting a civil war
what was korea divided into
communist and non-communist state
who did us support in nicaragua
the contras who were conservative
what happened in Angola
multiple tribes were unified in their goal of independence
what was the focus of countries in asia and africa after ww2
no interest in getting pulled to cold war and wanted to be on no side of the superpowers
what was the clause in the warsaw pact
soviet union will have tighter control over other countries
who was the polish cardinal who elected pope john paul 2
Polish cardinal of cracow
what is tribalism
sticking with your group and will ignore everyone else
which angola tribe did us support
Bankongo tribe
who supported south korea
United nations led by the US
us and su would engage in a series of wars called
proxy wars
who led the way for demanding change in eastern europe
Poland
why was command economy ineffective for baltic states
it was not suited to rebuild or sustain war-torn nations
which korea part did soviet union support
north korea
what is the policy of perestrokia
remodling a country's political and economic systems and allowed many candidates to run for office instead of one
what happened between su and afghanistan
became engaged with long war with local nationalists and many su soldiers died
what was the result of walesa's strikes
walessa won the presidential election and was the first person in polish history to get the job by the votes
what was another globachev policy
glasnost
what did su citizens learn through glasnost
their standard of living was lower than many others in the world
what did su leaders to to ease the cold war tension
made policy of detente (peace or relaxation)
who is gorbachev
introduced policy of perestrokia
who introduced policy of perestrokia
Gorbachev
what did government do in response to perestrokia
loosened grip over the economy, limited government interference in business and private ownership of property and businesses
when did the policy of detente become invalid
when su sent troops to afghanistan to crush rebellions and maintain rule
what happened to government planners as su declined
failed to predict the people's need
what happened as a result of glasnost
soviet gave rights to express their view and people began critizing the government and empowered movement
what was the result of walesa being president
poland transitioned from communist to free-market nation
what happened to people's morale in su
they did not work hard since a person's salary did not dependend on how hard they work
what is glasnost
ensured governmental activities and actions are clear to public
who did communist leaders blame for su fall
Gorbachev
who was victorious in cold war
us
how did cold war end
gorbachev resigned his presidency