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U.S. aided any nation under the threat of communism (containment)
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization; 12 foreign ministers joined in D.C. to sign the treaty that would be a security pact/alliance between them
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Mao Zedong became the communist leader of China by defeating the nationalists
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making allegations without proper evidence
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war between North and South Korea; UN member, the U.S., helped fight for South Korea to try to contain communism
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convicted and excuted for conspiracy to commit espionage
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a policy that meant an attack much larger than the enemy's initial attack would be the immediate response
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an alliance/security pact between communist countries in Europe; a sort of response to NATO
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North vs. South Vietnam; U.S. helped fight with South Vietnam to contain communism once again
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the communist Castro overthrew Cuban gov't and Eisenhower took action to prevent communism from spreading
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Soviet Union placed missile sites in Cuba and the U.S. took action to prevent a missile strike; the U.S. and Soviet Union came to an agreement to both take down missiles
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JFK was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald
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Gorbachev is elected and uses these policies to dissolve the Soviet Union and put an end to the Communist party... glasnost: openness perestroika: restructuring
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the wall symbolized communism and it kept people from going into
West Germany; then the fall of the wall meant that people could come and goes as they pleased... marked the end of the cold war -
Yugoslavia split up because of political and ethnic conflicts during the year of 1990
