'Marshall plan' presentation slideshows

JEOPARDY

JEOPARDY. GAME RULES. FINAL ROUND. Foreign Policy. WWII. People. Changing Borders. Day Five Review. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Category A. 100.

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The Cold War

The Cold War. Origins of the Cold War. The cold war began with mistrust between the Soviet Union (red) and the western democracies (blue). . Soviet Distrust of the West. The Soviet Union felt it had good cause to distrust the west. 1. Western Opposition to Bolsheviks.

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The Cold War

The Cold War. Origins of the Cold War. The cold war began with mistrust between the Soviet Union (red) and the western democracies (blue). . Soviet Distrust of the West. The Soviet Union felt it had good cause to distrust the west. 1. Western Opposition to Bolsheviks.

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The Second World War and the Cold War

The Second World War and the Cold War. H/O. Pre-war attitudes. (see Drift towards World War II handout). Isolationism. Neutrality Act (1935). Gradual shift toward involvement. Cash and Carry. Destroyer Deal. Lend-Lease Act (repealed Neutrality Act). Relations with Japan.

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Essential Question :

Essential Question : What factors intensified the Cold War hostilities between the U.S. & Soviet Union? Warm-Up Question : How did the WW2 conferences at Tehran, Yalta, & Potsdam intensify hostilities between the USA & Soviet Union?. Creating World Peace & Prosperity.

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GOVT

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The Origins of the Cold War

The Origins of the Cold War. Historiography of the Cold War. Nationalist School. Historiography of the Cold War. Nationalist School. "The brave and essential response of free men to communist aggression." --Arthur Schlesinger Jr., 1967. Historiography of the Cold War. Revisionist School.

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The Truman Doctrine & The Marshall Plan

The Truman Doctrine & The Marshall Plan. U.S. Focus After WWII. War Against Communism Policy of Containment 1. Help the smaller countries resist soviet/communist advances. 2. Wanted to stop the spread of communism

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By the end of World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union were the most powerful nations in the world.

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Understanding the Cold War through the Singing Revolution

Understanding the Cold War through the Singing Revolution. How does the experience of Estonia reflect the political evolution of the Cold War?. AIM. Bell Ringer. Read the following quote by President Truman at the start of the Cold War.

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Who benefited from the Marshall Plan ?

Who benefited from the Marshall Plan ?. MS. LARSEN FLINN MIDDLE SCHOOL ROCKFORD, IL. U.S. fears following WWII. Spread of communism Return of the Great Depression. Soviet Communist Threat To U.S and Western Europe Following WWII. Western European Conditions HUNGER POVERTY DESPAIR.

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The Berlin Wall (Ber liner Mauer)

The Berlin Wall (Ber liner Mauer). By Anne Mary (Anja) Camara. Erected by East German government / August of 1961. Separated East Berlin from West Berlin Divided for 28 years. The Wall. Why the Wall?. Closed border in 1952 Between 1942 and 1962, about 2.5

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What is the message of this cartoon?

This cartoon of 1 October 1947 drawn by EH Shepard for the British magazine Punch shows Marshall (on the left) telling 'Uncle Sam' : 'Come on Sam! It's up to us again'. . What is the message of this cartoon?. To do this question, you need first to borrow two concepts from English: Denotation

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Chapter 14: Cold War

Chapter 14: Cold War. Roots of the Cold War. By the end of World War II, the United States and other Capitalist countries distrusted Communist Soviet Union

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The Cold War [1945-1991]: An Ideological Struggle

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The Cold War [1945-1991]: An Ideological Struggle

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COMMUNISM

COMMUNISM. The Nature of the Threat. Was post World War II Communism qualitatively different from its pre-war incarnation? What was the nature and extent of that ideological threat? What were the Manifestations of Anti-Communism in America?.

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Failed States & Regional Conflicts

Failed States & Regional Conflicts Failed States in World Politics Failed States and Regional Instability Somalia (early 1990s) Warlordism & Humanitarian Crisis Refugee Crisis Tensions with Neighboring Nations Ethiopia Failed States and Democratic Setbacks Haiti (early to mid-1990s)

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What happened at the end of WWII?

What happened at the end of WWII?. How did the US help rebuild postwar Europe and Japan?. Europe was in ruins!!.

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