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The Cold War

Mr. Maldonado APUSH/USH. The Cold War. Beginning of the Cold War. U.S. Soviet union. Communism State-controlled economy No opposing political parties (totalitarian). Democracy Capitalism Voting by the people (competing political parties). Suspicions Begin. Soviet Union

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Warm-up

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The Cold War

The Cold War. Get Started! 2/11. It is so wonderful to see you all!! Take out all Red Tails material that you have from last week. You need three things from the front table. What is the Cold War?. Before WWII ended, US and Soviet Union relations had become strained.

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THE COLD WAR

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THE AMERICAN CENTURY

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Bell Quiz

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McCarthyism: Reds in America

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Cold War Begins

Cold War Begins. Chapter 36. Postwar Economic Anxieties. Significant fear that US would return to Depression following War Saved money during WWII, now wanted to spend Caused inflation Not enough supply

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The Second Red Scare

The Second Red Scare. Unit 10.10. Anti-Communist Sentiment in the U.S. In 1917, Bolsheviks in Russia establish a Communist government that pulls Russia out of WWI After the war was over, there were mass fears of Communism being spread from Russia to the U.S.

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The Cold War Continues

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The Loyalty Review Board and The McCarran Act

The Loyalty Review Board and The McCarran Act. By: Brian Clark. Loyalty Review Board. - An effort by President Truman to find communists within the American government because of the increasing conformist fear

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The cold war at home

The cold war at home. May 1, 2014 Note Packet C. The fear of communist began before the US entered WW2. House Un-American Activities Committee ( HUAC, 1938) Investigative unit for communist activity Hollywood movie industry. The fear of communist began before the US entered WW2.

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Marshall Plan and The Loyalty Review Board

Marshall Plan and The Loyalty Review Board. By:Josh Peretz and William Holt. Marshall Plan. When? -June 5, 1947 was not approved by Congress until 1948 What? A plan created by George Marshall It attempted to aid European nations and revive economies.

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