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Two Nations Live on the Edge Chapter 18 Section 4 Two Nations Live on the Edge

Why did the government create the CIA? Central Intelligence Agency carried out covert or secret, operations to weaken or overthrow governments that were not friendly with the United States

If the US government thought you were going to become a communist

CIA Case Study Mohammed Mossadegh Democratically elected* Nationalized oil Meaning he kicked out private companies mostly British and took profits of the oil companies.

CIA Case Study #2 Jacobo Árbenz Democratically elected* Gave away 200,000 acres of American owned land in Guatemala to peasants. CIA trained an army and the head of the army became the new President.

How did Russia respond to the tension? Warsaw Pact Was a military alliance with: Soviet Union East Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Hungary Bulgaria Albania

What does this mean?

Eisenhower Doctrine