'Anti communist' presentation slideshows

1920s/1930s

1920s/1930s. 1918-1929/1930-1941. The End of the War. Before the end of the war President Wilson formulated his Fourteen Points as the basis for peace Germany signed the armistice on November 11, 1918 mainly because of the potential of the American forces

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Australian History SC 2008

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Australian History SC 2008

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Lesson Objectives: CHAPTER 22: Section 1 - Moving Toward Conflict

Standard Addressed: 11.9 Students analyze U.S. Foreign policy since World War II. CH 22-SEC-1. Lesson Objectives: CHAPTER 22: Section 1 - Moving Toward Conflict

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World History: WWI to Modern Day

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The Cold War

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The Truman Doctrine and McCarthyism

The Truman Doctrine and McCarthyism. IB History Nain Lopez & Elexuis Givens. Long Telegram from George Kennan.

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Chapter 30

Chapter 30. Vietnam. The French and Vietnam. French rule (1800s - 1940) 1.Indo-China - plantation system - Ho Chi Minh Japanese Rule (WWII) Vietminh - independent Vietnam. The French and Vietnam. French Vietminh War 1946 French Attack U.S. enters (1950)

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The Cold War Ends

The Cold War Ends. Mr. Ornstein Willow Canyon High School IB History of the Americas. Ronald Reagan. US President 1981-1988 Strongly Anti-Communist, Anti-Soviet, and Anti-Nuclear Missiles. Margaret Thatcher. Prime Minister of England Strongly Anti-Soviet and Close Ally of US.

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United Nations Peace Keeping Missions!

United Nations Peace Keeping Missions!. UN Peacekeepers are sent into countries at end of civil war or conflict. Why are there so many Civil Wars in Africa? Many causes of these civil wars!. Many Reasons for Civil Wars in Africa!. Root Causes!. Over Looked Causes!.

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The Cold War

The Cold War. Tension between the US and Soviet Union. Following WWII, tension arose between the United States and the Soviet Union over how the new governments would be structured. The US wanted these new nations to be democratic, while the Soviet Union favored communism

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Yalta and Potsdam:

Yalta and Potsdam: . L/O: To consider how and why the agreements at Yalta and Potsdam where different and to understand their significance for post war relations

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The Indochina Wars, 1954-79

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Fascism in Italy

Fascism in Italy. Benito Mussolini. Mussolini. Organized the fascist movement in Italy *Served as a model for similar movements in other countries like: Germany and Spain. Favor. Dictatorship Nationalism Capitalism. Oppose. Democracy Marxism (Communism). Poli tic al Sp ect rum.

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V ietnam

V ietnam. W ar. It all started when. The Vietnam War began on November 1st, 1955. It was a war that fought in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. It ended with the Fall of Saigon on April 30th, 1975.

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War in Vietnam

War in Vietnam. David K. Wright. Events Leading to War. Ho Chi Minh declares independence in Vietnam -2 Sep 1945 French and Vietminh negotiate over Vietnam and decide the Vietnam is a free state in the French Union. French troops occupy Vietnam - May 1st 1946

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