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Soviet Nuclear Weapons Manufacturing
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Yalta Conference
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Potsdam Conference
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Harry S.Truman, Josef Stalin, and Winston Churchill met up near Berlin.
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Hiroshima
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Molotov Plan
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End of Cold War
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Truman Doctrine
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The Truman Doctrine signed by Harry S. Truman. The purpose of bring Soviet expansionism to a halt. They also bribed countries into become one like the United States. -
Marshall Plan
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American initiative with the goal of aiding Western europe after World War 2. US were buying and making promises, instilling capitalism into other nations. -
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Berlin Blockade
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Due to the fact that Stalin's had enclosed and prohibited the acces into the other half of Berlin, and cut off food sources to the city. The United STates decided to take the matter into their own hands by distributing the food into the city themselves. Basic human rights were broken by Stalin when he enclosed the city. -
Brussels Treaty
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The countries that were not involved in the treaty, their voice was not bothered to be heard. -
NATO
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North American Trade Organization (US, MEXICO, and CANADA)
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Korean War
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North Korea attempted to take over all of Korea with it's new communist ideologies and leader. Not allowing the liberty of the south to accept communism by themselves, they introduced force into the already heated argument. -
Stalin's Death
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SOVIET UNION (USSR)
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Fidel Castro Take Over
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Warsaw Pact
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It was a defence treaty between the Soviet Union and Poland.
Countries not involved, although being direct neighbours to the Soviet Union. Countries such as Romania, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. Not being offered a position into the pact or allow their opinion to be exercised. -
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Vietnam War
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Hungarian Revolution
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NORAD
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North American Aerospace Defense Command (US, and CANADA)
Satellites from neighbouring countries and other distant ones, hovering over your country. At times it signals out false warnings that startles people and keeps them in a state of paranoia or doubt for the government´s reliability. People feel mistreated or toyed with. -
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Bay of Pigs Invasion
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Berlin Wall Construction
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End of Cuban Missile Crisis
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Was started because the United States found Soviet ballistic missiles in Cuba. Both countries pointed missiles at each other for extensive amount of time, which put the people of the country in danger. Anytime the missiles could be detonated when the other party felt threatened. Fortunately it was brought to an end on Nikitas Khrushchev's orders in return of the US respecting Cuba's territory. -
Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
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Soviet-Afghan War
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Solidarity in Poland
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The protest that led Poland to escape communism and a communist leader, gave rights to the workers. Introduced more individualistic approach to the economy little by little. -
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The Velvet Revolution of Czechoslovakia
Enter Link text Peaceful overthrowing of the communist party that ruled the country. Their first chance at freedom from being ruled by the Nazi´s then by the communists. The people that did not want their country to be split into half. Even if they attempted to save it, they could not and for that reason that they could not exercise their freedoms. It goes against the many laws of liberalism. -
