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Monday April 24th, 2017 Learning Target; I can explain three reasons the Cold War escalated. Agenda CNN Student News Cold War Book Work Work on Vocab and Bomb Shelter Things to Remember; Vocab #2 Due 4/27 Bomb Shelter Due 4/27

News Watch the news, no phones or sleeping

Unit 10 US10 Vocabulary #2 DUE Thursday 4/27 “American Dream” (p. 847) Baby Boomers (p.849) Beat Movement (p. 861) Conglomerates (p. 848) Consumerism (p. 854) Dr. Jonas Salk (p. 850) Franchise (p. 848) G.I. Bill (p. 841) Harry Truman (p. 842-843) Planned Obsolescence (p.854) Suburbs (p. 841) Television (p. 858-859)

Book Work Get in a group of 3 or 4 everyone writes this down in their notes

Read P. 828-829 Stop at The Cold War Spreads Around The World 1. Describe the policy of brinkmanship. 2. What did the American civilians do in response to their fear of a nuclear attack? 2a. Do you think American civilians should have been afraid of a nuclear attack from the Soviet Union?

Move Two people in your group need to get up and find SEPARATE groups Everyone writes this down in their notes

Start Reading at p.829 to p.832 “The Cold War Takes to the Skies” 3. What was the purpose for the creation of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)? List specific actions they did around the world. 4. Do you think the CIA should have been involved in the overthrowing other governments? Why/Why Not. 5. Why did the Soviet Union form the Warsaw Pact?

Move If you haven’t moved yet you need to get up and move to be with people you HAVEN”T already been with Everyone writes this down in their notes

Read P. 832 to the end of the section 6. Why do you think Sputnik was an important event during the Cold War? 7. What is U-2 plane? 8. How might the Cold War have progressed if the U-2 incident never happened? 9. Which of the two superpowers do you think contributed the most to the Cold War during the 1950s?

Move Go back to your seats and answer the following questions on the half sheet I’m passing out.

List and explain the 2 events of the cold war that took place in our skies. List 1 reason why we created the CIA and explain 2 specific things that they did around the world. Explain which of the two superpowers do you think contributed the most to the Cold War during the 1950s?

Bomb Shelter and Vocab Worktime You are going to build your own bomb shelter You need to make it as realistic as possible You should include food, water, supplies, people. You need to draw out how you would deal with different issues, where people would sleep, where you would store your food. These are due Thursday at the beginning of class. Vocab on the blog and Skyward and at the front of the room