Cold War Test Review

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Foreign Policy

A set of goals that outlines how a country will interact with other countries of the world

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Unilateralism

solving a foreign policy crisis without the help of others

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multilateralism

working with other countries to solve a foreign policy crisis

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FP Goal- National Security

the protection of the lives and well-being of U.S. citizens and U.S. territory

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FP Goal- Regional Stability

maintaining peace in different regions of the world

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FP Goal- Economic Security

the protection of U.S. economic well-being and prosperity

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FP Tools- Diplomacy

peaceful communication

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FP Tools- Economic

incentives (to encourage) and sanctions (to punish)

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FP Tools- Military actions

using the military

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FP Tools- Covert Action

being sneaky, undercover

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Capitalism

Political system that encourages private ownership of indsutry, survival of the fittest

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Communism/socialism

Political system that encourages govt. ownership of industry, classless society, goal is to bring economic equality to the people

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Democracy

Government by the people

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Totalitarianism

Government by one or a few, total control over many aspects of people’s lives, no freedom

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Freedom

Ability to express oneself without many restrictions, freedom of press, speech, and to do business

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Equality

Being economically equal, govt supplies basic needs such as housing, food, jobs, education, etc

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Individualism

Stresses the need for people to do things on their own, best individuals reach higher status

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Collectivism

Stresses the need for people to work together to benefit the whole

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Yalta Conference

Allie meet and divided Germany and the city of Berlin into 4 zones, declared support of self-govt and free elections

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Potsdam Conference

Tensions began to show, finalized plans for Europe, Stalin and Truman had very different views and lacked trust in each other. Stalin wanted security

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Containment

prevent communism from spreading any further

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Iron Curtain

Symbolic wall that divided communist eastern europe with capitalist western europe

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Bi-Polar World

US and USSR divided the world into competing blocs and most countries aligned themselves with one or the other

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United Nations

Organization to help maintain peace between nations by being their for others during conflicts

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Truman Doctrine

To help any nation threatened by USSR/communism in any form necessary. Money, radio, military aid

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Marshall Plan

A recovery plan where the US gives 13 billion dollars to stop the spread of communism.

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Berlin Airlift

Truman orders an airlift into Berlin, thousands of flights with food and other supplies

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NATO

North Atlantic Peace Organization-defense alliance against the soviet union where they would come to each others aid in case of military attack

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Warsaw Pact

Made as a result of NATO and was the soviet union’s own defense alliance

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Mao Zedong

Communist Party Leader

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Chiang Kai Shek

Nationalist Party Leader

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Arms Race

Competition for the best and most advanced weapons

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ICBMs

Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles-long range nuclear missiles that could be fired to another continent

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Brinkmanship

If the Soviet Union pushes too far, the United States is willing to go to nuclear war which caused fear and not cause problems

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MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction)

Another strategy by making such a deadly weapon with either side ready to use it which made them scared and not attack

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H-Bomb

A hydrogen bomb 500x more powerful

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HUAC- House of Representatives

investigation to investigate subversive organizations. People had to testify about their political beliefs and would get in trouble if they didnt respond

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Alger Hiss

He was an advisor to President Roosevelt and was convicted for passing secrets with the soviet union and convicted him for lying under oath when he said he didn’t

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The Rosenbergs

They were charged for passing secrets with the soviet union even though there was very little evidence

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Joseph McCarthy

The senator of Wisconsin and gained support for going against submersives but put lots of innocent people out of work where people started exposing his brutal tactics

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Civil Defense Admin

Warned people about getting bombed and helped prepare them by giving defense manuals, taught children how to protect themselves, set up bomb shelters, did drills with sirens, etc

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