APUSH UNIT TEN Chapter 27: The Cold War.

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APUSH UNIT TEN Chapter 27: The Cold War

Origins of the Cold War Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 Russian Civil War… Red Scare of 1919 Uneasy Alliance in WWII

Yalta Conference

United Nations

Nuremberg Trials

Occupation of Germany

Satellite States “Iron Curtain”

Potsdam Conference

China Mao Zedong Chiang Kai-Shek (Jiang Jie-shi)

Occupied Japan

Containment Policy

Truman Doctrine

The Marshall Plan

Berlin Airlift

NATO

Warsaw Pact

Arms Race

NSC-68

Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD)

GI Bill Servicemen’s Readjustment Act (1944)

The “Fair Deal”

1946 Midterm Elections Establish Republican control of the 80th Congress… 22nd Amendment (1951)… Taft-Hartley Act (1947)…

Election of 1948: A Split in the Democratic Party Liberal Democrats- Progressive Party Henry Wallace

Southern Democrats – State’s Rights Party (Dixiecrats) Strom Thurmond

Democrats – Harry S Truman Republicans – Thomas Dewey

Dewey Defeats Truman?!?!?!?

The Nuclear Age

Syngman Rhee

Korea – “The Forgotten War” June 25, 1950… MacArthur’s assault on Inchon… Stalemate on the 38th Parallel A “limited war”…

Truman vs. MacArthur

The Second Red Scare Loyalty Review Board Dennis et al. v U.S. McCarran Internal Security Act House Un-American Activities Committee

Alger Hiss Case

McCarthyism Joe McCarthy… Army-McCarthy Hearings…

Rosenberg Case

“Checkers”

Election of 1952

Chapter 28: The Affluent Society APUSH UNIT TEN Chapter 28: The Affluent Society

Happy Days?

Baby Boom

Suburban Growth

William J. Levitt - Levittown

Rise of the Sunbelt

Medical Breakthroughs Antibiotics… Penicillin … Salk Vaccine…

Television

50’s Pop Culture TV

Advertising

UNIVAC

The Hydrogen Bomb

Sputnik - 1957 National Defense and Education Act NASA….

Ike’s Domestic Policies Modern Republicanism Prosperity

Highway Act - 1956

Women Baby and Child Care – Dr. Benjamin Spock Cult of Domesticity

“Beatniks” Jack Kerouac Allen Ginsberg

Rock n Roll

Civil Rights Movement Jackie Robinson – 1947 – Brooklyn Dodgers… Truman – 1948 – desegregation of the military… Changing Demographics… Changing Attitudes…

1896 Plessy v Ferguson – “separate but equal” 1954 Brown v Board of Education of Topeka, KS … Chief Justice Earl Warren…

Massive Resistance

“Clinton 12”

Southern Manifesto

Little Rock Nine - 1956

Montgomery Bus Boycott Rosa Parks

Martin Luther King Jr. Southern Christian Leadership Conference…

Decolonization

U.S. – Soviet Relations Geneva… “Peaceful Coexistence” – Nikita Kruschev Hungarian Revolt…

Covert Action Reza Shah Pahlvi - Iran Nixon in Venezuela

French Indochina Ho Chi Minh… Dien Bien Phu…

Middle East Israel – 1948 Suez Crisis… “Eisenhower Doctrine”… OPEC…

Cuba - 1959 Fidel Castro

U-2 Incident

Ike’s Legacy