Reminders Unit 9 HW due Wednesday Unit 8 Test Retakes must be completed by Friday 4/29  Complete all assignments in Blue Book  Complete Unit 8 HW Unit.

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Reminders Unit 9 HW due Wednesday Unit 8 Test Retakes must be completed by Friday 4/29  Complete all assignments in Blue Book  Complete Unit 8 HW Unit 9 Assignments Collected  McCarthy and McCarthyism  Origins of the Cold War  Eisenhower’s Foreign Policy  Cuban Missile Crisis Unit 9 Assessment  Korean War  Compare and contrast foreign policy of different presidents  Home front

Cuban Missile Crisis

Lesson Overview Video – 10 minutes  The end gets a bit propaganda-y  It leaves out Turkey, which is what we want for the lesson  Stop at 4:45 Docs A, B, and C – 40 minutes Debrief – 10 minutes

Video Watch the video and answer questions as it goes  H5ZzL9KsyPY H5ZzL9KsyPY  Stop at 4:45

Documents A, B & C In groups, read and answer the questions

Debrief According to these documents, what deal did the US strike with the Soviet Union? Why was this deal kept secret? Who seems more scared or on the defensive in these documents? What does this event show you about how people felt during the Cold War?