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• House Un-American Activities Committee formed
The H.U.A.C. showed disloyalty among communits. -
UNITED NATIONS FORMATION
The United Nations formed 1942 by getting 26 nations to plege to try to keep peace among themselves , & other nations. -
YALTA CONFERENCE
Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt all attended the Yalta conference. There, Stalin decided to go to war with Japan. Churchill got Stalin to have France as a zone of occupation in Germany. And Roosevelt was criticised for ‘giving’ Eastern Europe to Stalin. -
POTSDAM CONFERENCE
Potdam was the conference attended by Stalin, Churchill, and Truman. At this meeting allied control, reparations, and
the Oder/Neisse Line were discussed. 4) Russia joining the war in the Far East. -
TRUMAN DOCTRINE
Harry Truman wanted it to be the policy of the United States to help any country whose government was threatened by communism. -
MARSHALL PLAN
The Marshall plan was a key element for peace following World War 2. It also opened doors for other coutries against communism. -
BERLIN AIRLIFT
Stalin tried to starve Berlin to make them Communist, this ended on May 12,1949. -
NATO-NORTH. ATLANTIC.TREATY. ORGANIZATION
N.A.T.O is a an alliance between Western Europe and North America. -
NORTH KOREAN INVASION OF SOUTH KOREA
North Korea invaded south korea in a effort to make them Communist. -
ARMISTICE SIGNED TO END THE KOREAN WAR
The armistice was signed to end the Korean war. -
WARSAW PACT FORMATION
The Warsaw Pact was the Soviet Union’s response to satilite states joining NATO. It was named after the meeting being held in Warsaw. -
SPUTNIK
The Soviet Union launched Sputnik as the worlds first artificial satilite. -
FIRST MAN IN SPACE
A russian cosmonaut named Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space. His orbit around the Earth made him a critical element of history for the Soviets. -
CREATION OF THE BERLIN WALL
It was a seperation of West Berlin and East Germany, to keep democracy and comunism apart. -
FIRST MAN ON THE MOON
Neil A. Armstrong was the first man on the mooon. After endless efforts, and sleepless nights he finally acheived his goal. As he stated his famous words " “That's one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind," he set a new standard for America.