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THE COLD WAR How can a war be ‘cold’? 11/11/2018 Bennifield

SS6H7 The student will explain conflict and change in Europe to the 21st century. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

Essential Question Why did the United States and the Soviet Union emerge as the world’s two “superpowers”? 11/11/2018 Bennifield

It’s Cold Out There! 11/11/2018 Bennifield

had been conquered by Germany. At the end of World War II, the Allied armies freed all the nations in Western Europe that had been conquered by Germany. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

Then the allies left Europe. They helped them form new governments, and gave them money to rebuild their cities. Then the allies left Europe. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

Things were different, however, in Eastern Europe. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

Soviet troops moved into countries like Poland, Romania, Hungary, and the eastern half of Germany and set up a political system known as COMMUNISM. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

Government controls everything COMMUNISM: Government controls everything 11/11/2018 Bennifield

After the war, the United States and the Soviet Union emerged as the world’s two “superpowers” with the military and political strength to influence worldwide events. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

country dominant in military and political strength SUPERPOWERS: country dominant in military and political strength 11/11/2018 Bennifield

Distrust developed between the United States and the Soviet Union. The U.S. did not like the way the Soviets were expanding their territory. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

The two countries had different beliefs and political systems, and both of them stockpiled weapons in case of war. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

These feelings grew into a state of tension called the “Cold War” because it never involved fighting. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

tension between the U.S. and the Soviet Union COLD WAR: tension between the U.S. and the Soviet Union 11/11/2018 Bennifield

The “Iron Curtain” Falls 11/11/2018 Bennifield

People living in countries controlled by the Soviet Union COULD NOT LEAVE. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

Armed guards watched over the borders. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

In a 1946 speech, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill warned that an “Iron Curtain” had fallen across the continent of Europe. 11/11/2018 Bennifield

dividing line between Eastern and Western Europe IRON CURTAIN: dividing line between Eastern and Western Europe 11/11/2018 Bennifield

IRON CURTAIN 11/11/2018 Bennifield