Cold War Timeline Ch. 33 & 34.

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Cold War Timeline Ch. 33 & 34

Definition: Cold War a conflict over ideological differences carried on by methods short of sustained overt military action and usually without breaking off diplomatic relations. *Between the USA and USSR

USA vs. USSR

1945: Hiroshima (A-bomb)

1946: Iron Curtain

1947: Greece

1947: Marshall Plan

1947: Truman Doctrine

1948: Berlin Airlift

1949: Red China

1949: NATO

1950-53: Korean War

1952: H-Bomb

1953: Death of Stalin

1957: Sputnik

1961: Berlin Wall

1961-1973: Vietnam

1979-89: Afghanistan

1962: Cuban Missile Crisis

1981: Evil Empire

1985: Gorbachev

1989: Berlin Wall Comes Down

1991: End of USSR & Cold War

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