'Massive retaliation' presentation slideshows

Beginning of the Cold War

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THE COLD WAR

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The Cold War

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Brainstorming Activity

Brainstorming Activity. What do you know about the Cold War?. The Close of World War II. As World War II approached the end, the US, British, and Soviets could not resolve the issue of freedom for Europeans.

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Nuclear Strategy in the Cold War

Nuclear Strategy in the Cold War. A Handout. 1952. Americans explode an H-Bomb 1000 times more powerful than A-Bomb. 1953. Soviets explode an H-Bomb. 1955. U2 spy plane goes into service for the CIA. 1957. Sputnik first satellite (USSR). 1958. ICBM

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COLD WAR 1

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LECTURE 37.1 DOMESTIC EVENTS OF THE EISENHOWER PRESIDENCY

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The H-Bomb Test: Nov. 1952

The H-Bomb Test: Nov. 1952. Bikini Atoll, South Pacific. Some Americans created shelters in their backyards in case of nuclear attack. Massive Retaliation/Brinksmanship Doctrine. On January 12, 1955 U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles first announces the doctrine of Massive Retaliation.

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The Eisenhower Era Chapter 37 pages 895-902

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The Cold War: Eisenhower

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Dwight D. Eisenhower and the 1950s

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Singing in the Rain Today?

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Chapter 12 Section 3 The Cold War Expands

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Describe the causes and results of the arms race between the United States and Soviet Union.

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Just do it (Progressive Movement

Just do it (Progressive Movement. What is this quote talking about?

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Mutual Assured Destruction

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