Chapter 21

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Cold War

Tense relationship between US & Soviet Union post-WWII, focused on spreading different ideologies.

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Containment

American policy resisting Soviet expansion, marked a shift in foreign policy.

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Truman Doctrine

Policy supporting "free people resisting control," aimed at countering Soviet influence.

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Marshall Plan

US aid for European recovery post-WWII, excluding Soviet satellite states.

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Soviet Domination

Soviet control over Eastern Europe, using satellites as a buffer.

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Berlin Blockade

Soviet closure of Berlin's access points, countered by West airlifts.

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NATO

North Atlantic Treaty Organization for mutual assistance against attacks.

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Warsaw Pact

Alliance of Eastern European states, dividing Europe into blocs.

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Iron Curtain

Term by Churchill for division in Europe post-WWII.

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Détente

Agreements between US and Soviet Union to reduce tensions and arms.

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Brezhnev Doctrine

Soviet right to interfere in other communist countries' politics.

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Perestroika

Gorbachev's economic restructuring in the Soviet Union.

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Glasnost

Gorbachev's policy of openness, allowing criticism and free expression.

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Velvet Revolution

Peaceful transition in Czechoslovakia post-Berlin Wall breach.

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Boris Yeltsin

Russian leader advocating market economy and democracy.

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Vladimir Putin

Russian leader who renewed war in Chechnya and became nationalistic.

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Political Repression

Putin imprisoned political critics and opponents, and moved against independent newspapers and TV stations to suppress dissent and opposition.

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Russian Ruble

The currency of Russia, regarded as a serious currency, leading to the availability of many more consumer goods in the country.

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Putin's Political Dominance

Putin assumed the office of Prime Minister and remained the chief political figure of the country, consolidating power and influence.

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Criticism of NATO Expansion

Putin was sharply critical of the ongoing expansion of NATO, particularly its embrace of nations directly bordering the Russian Federation, viewing it as a threat to Russian interests.