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Define Cold War
The conflict that existed between the United States and the Soviet Union
Why is it called a cold war
The two sides never went to war with each other directly
List two reasons as to why it is still a war
There was intense military and technological competition and there were proxy wars and strategic conflicts
Effects of the Nuclear Arm Race on US history
It created a balance where fear of total destruction prevented direct war and led to crises like the Cuban Missile Crisis
Effects of the wars in Korea and Vietnam on US history
These wars caused major public opposition and social division and led to distrust of foreign intervention
Effects of the Space Race Moon Landing on US history
It increased funding for science and led to advances in technology like satellites and computing
Effects of the Economic Impact Debt on US history
High military spending increased national debt especially during the 1980s
Effects of the Global Impact on US history
The United States took a global leadership role and formed alliances like NATO to contain communism
Cause 1 of the Cold War Mistrust Explain plus Example
Mistrust developed from broken agreements after World War II and disagreement over Eastern Europe and an example is the Yalta Conference
Cause 2 of the Cold War Competition for Power
The United States and Soviet Union became superpowers and competed for global influence
Cause 3 of the Cold War Competing Ideologies
The United States supported democracy and capitalism while the Soviet Union supported communism
Who wrote the Communist Manifesto
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
What was the Communist Manifesto
A document that explained communism and argued that history is based on class struggle
Basic Ideas of Communism
No private property and a classless society and centralized control and global unity
List three reasons Americans feared communism
It threatened private property and rejected religion and limited personal freedoms
What happened in 1917 regarding Russia and the USSR
The Bolsheviks created the first communist government
Who was Vladimir Lenin
The leader of the Russian Revolution and first leader of the Soviet state
What was the USSR
A large communist country formed in 1922 that lasted until 1991
Who was Joseph Stalin
The dictator of the Soviet Union from the late 1920s to 1953
What did the United States want after WWII
The United States wanted to rebuild Europe and spread democracy and stop communism
What did the USSR want
The Soviet Union wanted a buffer zone of friendly countries and to spread communism
What was is Yalta Conference 1945
A meeting of major leaders to plan the end of World War II and the future of Europe
What was the Kennans Telegram 1946
A message that said the Soviet Union would expand and the United States should use containment
What was the Iron Curtain Speech 1946
A speech that said Europe was divided between democratic and communist nations
What was the Truman Doctrine 1947
A policy that promised United States support to countries fighting communism
What was the Marshall Plan 1947
A program that gave money to rebuild Western Europe and prevent communism
What is the Berlin Airlift 1948
A mission where supplies were flown into West Berlin during a Soviet blockade
What is NATO 1949
A military alliance formed to protect Western nations from Soviet threats
Define containment
A policy to stop the spread of communism
Define communism
A system where the government controls property and aims for equality
Define capitalism
A system where private individuals own property and businesses
Define the buffer zone
An area of countries between rivals to prevent conflict
In your own words Why did the Cold war start
It started because both sides wanted power and influence and did not trust each other
What was the Cuban Missile Crisis
A conflict in 1962 that brought the United States and Soviet Union close to nuclear war
What was a proxy war
A conflict where larger powers support other countries instead of fighting directly
What was the space race
A competition between the United States and Soviet Union for achievements in space
What was the arms race
A competition to build more powerful weapons especially nuclear weapons