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Mustang Monday, March 23 Take your seat Take out your notebook Quietly begin Precious Time Precious Time Answer the EQ for FN: The Cold War Begins – short paragraph 6+ sentences. Answer EQ for FN: The Korean War – 3-5 sentences.

Today’s Agenda Precious Time Brinkmanship – The Butter Battle Book Homework: Copy FN: Eisenhower and Brinkmanship Vocabulary quiz tomorrow on Ch. 12 Sec. 1-3

The Butter Battle Book What is Brinkmanship? Describe what is happening in the book. What is the main conflict between the Yooks and the Zooks How does this book exemplify the Cold War and the Concept of Brinkmanship?

Eisenhower and Brinkmanship 11.9.3 Trace the origins and geopolitical consequences (foreign and domestic) of the Cold War and containment policy EQ : What methods did the US use in its global struggle against the Soviet Union?

Eisenhower and Brinkmanship popular as Allied commander in Europe during WWII defeated Adlai Stevenson twice in 1952 and 1956 Nixon became the Vice President believed we should show strength by getting as close to war as possible without war brinkmanship meant never having to go to war promised to get us out of Korea I Like Ike!!!

Brinkmanship Massive Retaliation (Dulles), 1954 the US would answer any attack with a larger nuclear response basically, anyone dumb enough to attack us would be destroyed

Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Premier 1953-1964 succeeded Stalin who died in 1953 dealt with Eisenhower and Kennedy) tried and failed to build up Soviet agriculture tried to bring American corn to Russia helped keep up the arms race We will bury you!!

U-2 Incident, 1960 Ike said we do not spy (just the Soviets did) a US spy plane was shot down over USSR Gary Powers, pilot Ike admitted it but refused to apologize Americans sad to hear that we spied too

Hungarian Revolt, 1956 Eisenhower promised aid to any nation who asked Hungary drove soviets out of Budapest and waited for aid after a month, we had not helped them and soviet troops retook the city

Eisenhower Doctrine, 1957 promised economic and military aid to Middle East helped establish Shah in Iran (overthrown in 1980s) US sent troops to Lebanon in 1958 the US Belonged to CENTO from 1955 – 1979 Suez Canal Crisis, 1957

Military-Industrial Complex in 1960, Eisenhower warned against the US relying too much on large defense contracts for the economy claimed there was a link between arms makers and US military Our military was becoming to big, and it could lead to economic down turn.