EOY 10 Exams Treaty of Versailles, Hitlers foreign policy, Roaring 20s, League of nations

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Wilson Paris Peace Conference

14 point plan achieve peace in europe

Didnt want germany to take revenge

Didnt want germany to become comunist

Democracy was key to peace in EU

Wanted independency in former EU colonies. 

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Reasons mood was vengeful after ww1

France wanted alsace lorraine 

Britain had suffered over 1 mil casualties

French wanted a treaty that would ruin germany

France lost whole generation 

France invaded twice by Germany (1870 and 1914)

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Clemenceau views of germany

Wanted to ruin germany

Worst experience of war

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Wilson views of germany

Wanted peace, 

Strengthen democracy

Self determination

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Lloyd George views of germany

Wanted germany to have consequences, didn't want retaliation

 Public wanted harsh treaty

Germany is biggest trader

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Treaties

Treaty of St Germain 1919- Austria split with Hungary. Bohemia-Moravia became czechoslovakia, Bosnia + Herzegovina + Croatia became Yugoslavia,Army = 30,000

Treaty of Neuilly 1919- Bulgaria lost land to Greece, Romania, Yugoslavia. Bulgaria had to pay 100 mil in reparations,Army = 20,000, Harsh for small role in war

Treaty of Trianon 1920- Hungary lost Transylvania to Romania and other bits of land to Czechoslovakia, + Yugoslavia

3 mil hungarians ended in other states,Did Not pay reparations because economy was so weak.

Treaty of Sevres 1920- Turkey lost smyrna to Greece and Syria to France, Turkish colonies of Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco moved to France.

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Rules of the league-

All nations join 

All nation have to disarm upon joining 

If dispute happens have to take issue to league and accept decision.

If league member invaded troops will sent to country and league stop trading with them

If league goes to war league will end the war.

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Why didn't US join league

Lots of americans had german ancestors hated ToV 

Didnt want to send troops to fight and defend european empires 

US were anti empire

Lack of trade would affect america most 

British plot to exploit america

League would be dominated by France and Britain

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League succeses

Formation, 42 countries joined in 1920 ,1930s had 59 members

 Border disputes,1921 league ended disputes over upper silesia -poland vs germany,1921 Aaland island (sweden + finland) leagues decision accepted, 1925 Greece had been wrong to invade Bulgaria. Greece backed down

Humanitarian work,400,000 prisoners returned to their homes ,Turkey 1922 league stopped diseases in refugee camps,Labour committee banned lead paint limited children work hours, Funded institutes to create vaccines against malaria + leprosy 

Disarmament + treaties ,USA, France, Brit agreed to limit navies,USSR + Germany restored relations 1922,1929 (Young Plan) Reduce germany's reparations

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League failures

League was poor imitation of vision, Uk + France had didn't bother with role in league, Brit more focused on empire, France wanted to destroy germany

1920 Poland ignored league about invading Vilna Lithuania, Brit + France did nothing, 1921 league undermined TOV by giving Upper silsea back to germany, 1923 Mussolini did not accept leagues ruling and invaded corfu.

Refugee committee short on funds, Failed to get companies to shorten hours, Lack of funds and lack of power

No other country wanted to disarm, Damaged leagues reputation in germany

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Aims of the league

Disarmament, preventing war through collective security, settling disputes between countries through negotiation and diplomacy, and improving global welfare. 

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Manchurian Crisis

Japan lost vital part of economy in wall street crash. 

Overpopulation- 4 options- expand territories (Kingoro Hashimoto) - immigration (countries did not want immigrants- Expand trade into global markets (tariffs)

Japan left league, league couldn't act without USA and USSR (non members) 

Japan controlled Korea and Manchuria railway. 

Invasion 1 - 1931 - claimed there was anarchism 

China appeals- Japan said they invaded in self defence

League investigates- takes 1 year, said Japan should withdraw from Manchuria. 

Invasion 2- 1933- Intended to invade more of China, 42 agreed with the leagues report 1 did not, Japan withdrew from the league of nations. 

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Abyssinian Crisis

1896 italy invaded abyssinia and was defeated by tribesmen

Mussolini wanted revenge

1934 dispute over wal wal oasis, Mussolini claimed it as italian territory

Mussolini demanded apology and prepared troops. 

Jan 1935-October Mussolini was “negotiating” with league but was also sending troops to abyssinia 

Ballot in UK said most would be happy with defending abyssinia with force.

Sep 4- League agreed no one to blame for wal wal crisis. Gave Mussolini bit of abyssinia. Mussolini rejected it. 

Sanctions- Oct 1935 invasion started, committee started to decide what sanctions to impose, league banned arms sales from italy and banned exporting rubber, tin. Took 2 months to decide to ban oil exports to italy- usa wouldn't support decision- In UK 30,000 miners would lose jobs over ban

Britain + France could of shut suez canal  and ended crisis but didn't want to start a war. 

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Hitlers aims 

Abolish treaty of versaille - from mein kampf “abolition of the peace treaties of versaille”, saw people who signed treaty as November Criminals, lost pride and military strength. 

Expand German Territory-  Lebensraum “living space” from mein kampf “Colonisation of the eastern frontier is of extreme importance” 

Defeat communism- Myth that communism led to the downfall of germany, belief that members of weimar republic were communist traitors.

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Abolishing the TOV Terms AH destroyed

 

Restricted military 

Demilitarization of Rhineland

Germany and Austria couldn't unite 

Attempt in 1934 (stopped by italy)

2nd attempt in 1938

Sudetenland becoming part of Czechoslovakia 

Polish Corridor

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Abolish the TOV what AH did

 

Rearmed in secret 

Conscription- 1936

Held rallies and made speeches

Said it would boost economy 

1936 Hitler ordered troops in 

Army to retreat if france opposed

Strong nazi party in austria

Nazis held demonstrations 

Hitler said it would solve Aaustrias problems 

Austria called plebiscite

Hitler sent troops into austria

99.75% voted for anschluss 

1938 AH (Hitler) wanted Sudetenland

Made it clear he would fight

15th Sept AH met with Chamberlain

1st Oct Intended to “rescue” germans from czechoslovakia  

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ABOLISH THE TOV WHAT ALLIES DID

 

Britain supported- strong germany was good against communism

French angry but did nothing

Britain did not oppose thought TOV was to harsh 

France opposed militarisation but election was happening and would be unpopular if war happened.  

Both distracted by Abyssinia 

Chamberlain thought Germany had right to unite with austria 

Chamberlain increased military 

Lord halifax said that britain would not oppose Anschluss. 

France bound by treaty to protect the czechs, britain followed france

Brit didn't want war 1938 built air shelters, brit mobilised navy.

29th Sept decided to give Sudetenland to AH

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Appeasement was good

Avoided war for as long as possible

Brit had less aircraft production than germany

Brit reamerned in 1937

Chamberlain didn't have many options

Hitler could distract russia

Politicians lived and fought in ww1 didnt want another war.

Support from young british people for league

Brit officials thought treaty was too harsh

People thought rhineland was justified

Muchnic agreement (sudetenland) gained support from public- suggesting they liked appeasement.

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Appeasement wasn’t  good. 

Allowed AH to become too powerful

If germany invaded czechoslovakia they wouldn't of won

AH was not as powerful as chamberlain thought

French believed that maginot line would protect them- it didn't

Shuttle diplomacy made brit and chamberlain seem weak.- Failed to defend their allies

Allowed hitler early successes, allowed AH’s confidence to increase.

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Spanish Civil wa

1936 between Republican government and right wing rebels + General Franco

Stalin sent weapons aircraft and pilots to republican government

Hitler + Mussolini supported rebels.

Britain + France refused to intervene directly (France sent weapons to republicans)

 Rebels + Franco won 

Italy + Germany's relationship strengthened

Hitler concluded that Brit+France would join a war

Brits were scared by Guernica- germany had power to bomb england

 USSR suspecios of Brit+ France because they didnt fight against facism

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Militarism and the axis

  • Germany + Japan 1936 Anti Comintern (Communist) Pact

  • Italy signed pact in 1937 

  • This became known as the axis.

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What caused the boom? Industrial Strength

USA had natural resources

Industry been growing since 1860/70

Leading coal producers

New tech- Radio, Cars, TVs,Phones, Electric lighting, 

Leaders of industries were high skilled professionals

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What caused the boom WW1

USA lent money to allies

Sold arms to Brit+ France

Sold lots of food (maybe)

USA took over trade as EU were fighting

After WW1 USA biggest chemical products manufacture

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What caused the boom Republican policies

Laissez faire- Government doesn't interfere with business 

Rugged individualism

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What caused the boom Protective tariffs

Import tariffs- Expensive to import foreign- Protected american businesses- made them grow quicker. 

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What caused the boom

Benefited all but mostly wealthy people

Idea was people would spend more on american goods
Wealthy people reinvest in business 

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What caused the boom Powerful Trusts

Trusts= Super corporations that dominate industries

Trusts control section of industry

Republicans allowed them to do whatever 

“Captains of industry” knew better than politicians for what was good for business of USA

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New Industries, New Methods

Huge amounts of goods sold very cheaply- more people who could afford to buy 

Use resources to make steel, glass, chemicals, machinery

Mass production of consumer goods

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The Car

15 mil Ford model T Cars produced in 1908 and 1925

In 1925 cars costed $290 = 3 months factory worker salary

1 in 5 americans owned a car, 1 in 43 in UK

Car production helped industries- road construction was biggest employer in 1920s

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Mass Consumption

Mass advertising used in and after ww1

Growth in mail order companies

People (in remote areas) could buy from catalogues

Lots of buy now- pay later schemes

Chain stores developed

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State of mind

People believed they had right to prosperity

Aim was to have nice house, lots to eat and the newest products (american dream)

Idea that spending was better quality

Businesses had confidence to invest 

Ordinary americans had confidence to buy goods on credit and pay later. 

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Who didn't benefit from the boom Farmers

WHY- Half of americans lived in rural areas ,American Farmers relied on exports but there was 0 demand, Competition, Price of grain went down 

AFFECT-Price of grain collapsed ,Small farmers couldn't keep up with mortgages, Lost homes, jobs, forced to become migrant workers.

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Who didnt benifit from boom African-Americans

Most lived in southern states, Made living being labourers and sharecroppers, Few jobs available to african americans. 

¾ of a million farm workers lost jobs, Moved to northern states- faced poverty + racist, 25% lived in slums

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WHO DIDNT BENIFIT FOROM BOOM Workers in old fashioned industries

Workers replaced by machines , Overproduction, drop in workers, prices,wages , Coal replaced by oil , Textiles had competition from artificial fibres

Unemployment Wage cuts. 

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WHO DIDNT BENIFIT New Immigrants

Poor, uneducated, Had lowest paying jobs , Were source of cheap labour

Lived in slums in northern cities

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Causes of the Wall Street Crash (WSC) SPECULATION

4 million people in the market in the 20s,

Speculators  bought shares with borrowed money, sold shares again when price right, then pay off loan.

Confidence kept prices rising and when confidence failed crash happened.

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CAUSES OF THE WSC WEAKNESS IN ECONOMY

926 construction industry downturn. 

Coal/ textile struggling in 1920s

American companies producing more than demanded- most people could afford them + people who could afford them had them

Workers wages were not increasing and prices werent falling so they couldn't buy anything. 

Europeans couldn't afford it cause of tariffs

Official figures for industry output fell in 1929 for 1st time in 4 years

13 million shares got dumped on black Tuesday

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Impact of the wall street crash

Vanderbilt family lost $40 million 

Rockefeller lost 80% of wealth 

Churchill lost 500,000 

Lots of banks went bankrupt

Hoover cut taxes so people would buy

Crash destroyed US confidence about prosperity

1929 , 659 banks failed

Bank of United states in NYC failed with 400,000 deposits (a lot of them immigrants) ⅓ of NYC saved using it

People took their money out of banks 

Between 1928 and 1933 industry + farming fell by 40% ,wages fell by 60%

1933- 14 mil unemployed, 5000 banks bankrupt

International trade went from 10 billion in 1929 to 3 billion in 1932

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DOWNWARD SPIRAL

WSC- BANKING CRISIS- BUISSNESS FAILURES, UNEMPLOYMENT/WAGE CUTS, REDUCED SPENDING,

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Women in USA What changed

Divorce rate went up- more financially independent

Could smoke, drive, go out without chaperones (more socially acceptable) 

Woman more “daring” clothes, waistless, knee length dresses

Less dependent on men 

End of the 1920s 0ver 10 mil had jobs- 25% increase from 1920 

Urban woman become flappers

Woman had more job opportunities cause of mechanisation 

More sexual freedom- Contraception everywhere. 

Wore hair short 

Advertising aimed at women 

Wear make up more

Preferred to men over office jobs/ radio industry

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Women in the USA What stayed the same

Most women still had traditional values 

Poor women couldn't afford about saving devices

Most women were still housewife 

Flappers only existed in northern cities

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Roaring 20s Radios, sex and the cinema

Radios- 40% had radios,In poorer parts of chicago- 1 radio per ⅔ houses, Harriet Lee Wendel Hall became because of the radio

Sex and the Cinema- Less of a taboo casual relationships more common, 100 million tickets sold each week,

Famous 1920s Actors/Actresses- Rudolph Valentino, Theda Bara, Clara Bow 

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Roaring 20s good

People visited speakeasies- cinema

Labour saving devices

Cars- people travel easily 

New music- jazz, soul, blues

New dances- Charleston 

Exciting to drink alcohol illegally 

Celebrity culture- people followed sports/film stars 

More sexual freedom- sex outside marriage- access to contraception.

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Roaring 20s bad

Idea that car ownership increasing crime

People worried film stars setting bad examples 

Idea that new music,dance, fashion were leading to sinful behavior

Deviance of prohibition- millions involved in illegal activity.

Idea that role of women's role as mothers and housewives under threat.

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Red scare

Racism increased because of fear of communism

Police went on strike causing race riots in 25 towns

1919 400,000 workers went on strike. 

April 1919 bomb in milwaukee church killed 10- May 36 bombs postes to prominent americans (nearly killed US Attorney, Mitchell Palmer)

J.Edgar Hoover hired by Palmer built files on 60,000 suspects for the bombings - 1919/20 100,000 people deported

Palmer used fear to build campaign- predicted red scare in may 1920- mocked when it didn't happen. 

Secretary of Labour Lewis Post found only 556 of thousand of palmers files had any fact. 

Trade unionists, african americans, jews, catholics, accused of being communist.

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Sacco + Vanzetti

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KKK

Formed after american civil war 

Aim to terrorize black people freed from slavery

1915 film “birth of a nation” helped revive kkk 

1920 members 100,000 

1925 meberms 5 million 

White anglo saxon protestants (WASPS) = best

KKK fought for Native white protestant supremacy 

Hated black people, jews, catholics, communists and foreigners

KKK aim in south terrorize black people into submission. 

Governor of Alabama + Senator from Texas prominent members. 

“Imperial Wizard”D.C Stephenson guilty of raping + mutilating assistant Madge Oberholzer- this is why KKK declined. v

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African americans in the 20s Life was improving

KKK rapidly declined

Harlem renaissance

NAACP led by W.E.B Dubois challenged racism

The UNIA led by Marcus Garvey- black separatism + “Back to africa” movement

Small Black middle class emerged

As a result of NAACP lynchings fell drastically. 

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Afican american life wasnt improving,

Lived in poverty 

Most people didn't participate in harlem renaissance. 

Migrated to escape racism

NAACP had limited success- south remained deeply racists 

Were desperately poor across america 

Federal + state government failed to challenge rasism + lynchings. 

Back to africa movement had little success Garvey later jailed and deported. 

Moved from south to north to escape poverty

Racism- “Athletic clubs” that attacked black people 

Race riots in 1919

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Vanishing Americans/ Natives

19th century nearly disappeared as an ethnic group

Forced to move to reservations in midwest

12,000 fought in WW1 

Problems natives faced - extreme poverty, lower life expectancy, poorer education + healthcare, discrimination, losing land. 

Mining companies legally allowed to seize native land

Native kids sent to boarding schools to assimilate them with us culture

1924- Granted citizenship and allowed to vote

1928 Meriam report- proposed widespread improvement of laws to help natives

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Agreements at Yalta

Stalin agreed to enter war with japan

All liberated countries would have elections

War criminals hunted down

Germany/berlin split into 4

UN formed

Eastern europe join soviet sphere of influence

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Disagreements at Yalta

Poland - USSR wanted part of poland

Churchil disagreed with Red army staying in liberated countries

USSR involment with containment in greece

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Potsdam Changes since Yalta

Red army in eastern europe

New UK PM - Clement Atlee

Ne US president - Truman

Succesful A bomb

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Disagreements at Potsdam

Germany - USSR wanted to cripple germany, Truman didnt want a reapeat of the TOV

Stalin wanted high reperations

Eastern Europe - Truman suspicious

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Iron Curtain

After potsdam Stalin gained control of Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Albania

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Cominform

1947 , aim to tighten soviet control in europe, create network of trade, held conferences and spread com idea

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Comincom

1948, Plan to give finnancial aid, dedicated to communist economic theory,

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Greece 1947

Containment, Civil war, GB supported monarchists, 1946 USSR went to UN - no action taken, Com tried to take greece with force, 1947 GB withdraws troops - US pays for some to stay, Monarchists stay in power despite being weak.

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Czechslovakia

1948, containment needed supporting, Com purge, Pro american leader “jumps”, Coms purging anticom leaders, Congress acepts marshal plan in response

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Marshal Plan

Offered 17 Bil to help EU - congress decline, 400 mil to greece and turkey instead

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Marshal Plan US Veiw

Opened trade, Truman didnt want another depression, Many though aid should be given to pro capitalist countries, many wanted open door policy

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Marshal Plan USSR veiw

Stalin forbade communist states from getting aid, saw it as a way to weaken his control, didnt want dollar dependancy/imperialism

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Berlin Blockade How

Blocked Rainways, canals, road

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Berlin Blockade Why + Risk

Gain control, dependent on east, stop unification of west, Risk = war

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Consequenses of the Berlin Blockade Divided Germany

Remained weak, No shared currency

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Consequenses of the Berlin Blockade Powerful Symbol

USA = peace + succes of containment

USSR = threat to communism

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Consequenses of the Berlin Blockade Flash Point

USSR + USA faced each other on daily basis, very vunerable in USSR decided to act

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Consequenses of the Berlin Blockade Pattern for cold war

Wouldnt fight directly, proxy wars, alsways oppose, war of threats + propeganda

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NATO

April 1949, USSR took no imediate action , 1955 west germany allowed to join,

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Warsaw Pact

USSR + main com states, promise to defend each other, reaction to W. Germany joining NATO

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Korea Timeline

Sept 1950 - People willing to fight communism

Oct 1950 - Reaching Yalu River + chinese border

Reaching Chinese border = turning point, stalin sent planes

November 1950 - China sent half a mil of People liberation army

March 1951 - Napalm used in Korea, MacArthur looks to China

June 1951 - Peace talks begin / Stalemate

July 1953 - No stalin, Eisenhower prepared to use bombs

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Korea Success for containment

Showed US wiling to fight, SK = non com, Showed UN would take action

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Korea failure for containment

Cost + casualties = high

Truman seen as weak for not wanting to invade NK + China, NK = Com

NK = threat to Japan and SK

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Outcomes of Korea - USA

Form national security promise

West Germany = Priority

Treaty of San Fransisco = Tawain = China

Isolated from asia

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Outcomes of Korea - Korea

Divided

Heavy human loss - 78 000 NK, 570 000 SK

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Outcomes of Korea - China

Asian superpower, Mao consolidate power with USSR

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Outcomes of Korea - USSR

Increased suspision

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Bay of Pigs - Castro

1959 overthrew Batista

Eliminated competition

Took US owned buissnesses

Thousands fled

Farmers demanded action against castro

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Bay of Pigs - Khrushchev

1960 USSR allied with Cuba,

Gave cuba 100 mil + arms

Dictator

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Bay of Pigs - JKF

1961 - broke diplomatic relations with cuba

Gaves arms to cubans to invade - invasion failed

JFK became hardliner

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Bay of Pigs - Eisenhower

1960 CIA invesrtigated how to overthrow castro

Provided support to exiles

wanted to disrupt cuban economy

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October Crisis

14 October - U2 plan saw missile sites in cuba

Kennedy informed they would be ready in 7 days

20 more soviet ships on way to cuba

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Why were there missiles on Cuba

Bargaining chip, test the usa, trap the usa, close missile gap, defend cuba, protect USSR foothold in america

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Octorber crisis timeline

Kennedy decides on a Blockade of Cuba.

Tthreatens a ‘full retaliatory response’ in the event of a missile launch from Cuba.

Khrushchev replies by announcing that Soviet ships will not observe the blockade and denying missiles are on Cuba.

Kennedy receives a long personal letter from Khrushchev offering to remove the missiles if the USA lifts the blockade and promises not to attack Cuba.

Khrushchev sends a second letter revising his proposals, and demands that the USA removes its nuclear missiles from Turkey .

A U2 spy plane is shot down over Cuba and the American pilot is killed. Kennedy is advised to launch a retaliatory strike on Cuba.

Kennedy decides to ignore Khrushchev's second letter and sends a reply agreeing to the terms set out in Khrushchev’s first letter.

USA removes missiles from turkey, USSR removes missiles form cuba

Khrushchev replies to Kennedy agreeing to remove the missiles from Cuba. The crisis is over.

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Options for missile crisis DO NOTHING

Cant over react

USA have more weapons

requires trust in Krushchev

Kennedy look weak

doesnt solve issue

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Options for missile crisis Surgical Strike

Destoy them before completed

Destroys only the missiles,

Usa = agressor

If bombs miss usa = destroyed

No guarantees of success

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Options for missile crisis Invasion

Usa gain control quickly

Starts nuclear war

Guaranteed USSR action

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Options for missile crisis Diplomacy

Peaceful

Avoids conflict

Potentail to not listen

Usa look weak

weakens containment in eastern europe

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Naval Blockade

Not an act of war

Forces USSR action

Agressive

Doesnt solve problem

Ussr retaliation - potentially in berlin

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Outcomes of Cuba - USSR

Strong com alliance

Com in western hemisphere

Containment failed

Missiles in turkey gone

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Outcomes of Cuba - World

Better coms form USSR and USA

no nuclear war

Test ban treaty - bans testing of A bombs not use

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Outcomes of Cuba - USA

JFk regains reputation

Private loss of nato strength

Publically USA looks strong

Communsim = closer

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Outcomes of Cuba - Cuba

Protected from usa

Gained alliance

Economic win

Cuba = puppet state for USSR

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What did FDR do during 100 days

pas 13 new laws

solved banking crisis - emergency banking act

fireside chats - made connections

Alphabet agencies

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How did alphabet agencies help america

Civilian works administration - 4 mil jobs from 1933- 34

Public works admin - 7 bil to provide jobs

Federal emergency relief admin gave 500 mil for relief

Home owners loan corps - provided loans to over 1 mil people

TVO solved dusbowl - 1000s jobs created + 33 dams

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Second New deal

Works progress administration - employment for 2 mil per year

Social security act - state pension for O 65’s, widows, unemployment insurance

Wagner act - right to form labour unions

Farm security administration 1937 - gave loans so farmers could by back their land

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Why did FDR win 1936 election

millions benifited from new deal

Helped people who were hit hardest by depression

won 27 million votes

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Who thought the new deal had gone to far

Repulblicans - accused FDR of being a dictator - compared public work to hitler
Big businesses - didnt like paying social security + complex rules for alphabet agencies

Rich - didnt like paying high taxes

Supreme court - Thought new deal was unconstitutional, stoped national industrial recovery act and the AAA.

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Huey Long - Govenor of Louisiana

Wanted free education, high minimum wage, houses for all veterans, all wealth over 3 mil to be shared, max wage of 1 mil

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Dr Francis Townsend

Wanted scheme that forced over 65s to retire to give jobs to younger poeple, give people 200$ pension to stimulate the economy, 7000 townsend clubs across uk

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