The Cold War gets “Out of Control”

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The Cold War gets “Out of Control” 1959-1962

Conflicts of Cold War 1945-46: Iron Curtain 1948: Berlin Airlift 1949: Soviets test Nuclear Bomb 1950-53: Korean War 1960-73: Vietnam War 1959: Cuban Communist Revolution 1960: U-2 Incident 1961: Berlin Wall Built 1962: Cuban Missile Crisis

Nikita Khrushchev 1955-64 Joseph Stalin 1924-1953

Cuba Revolution 1950’s: U.S. supports unpopular dictator in Cuba 1959: Fidel Castro overthrows Cuba’s government Castro develops relationship with Soviet Union

U-2 Incident 1960 Soviets shot down a U.S. spy plane Greatly increased tension between superpowers Spying became common theme during Cold War

1961-Kennedy & Khrushchev: disappointing meeting!

BERLIN WALL built in 1961

1962: The world at the edge of Nuclear War

A Divided World: 1st World U.S. & Allies 2nd World Soviets & Allies 3rd World Developing Countries

Free Write Does the Cold War appear to be getting worse or better from 1945-1962? (explain why!) Explain where the policy of containment has worked and where it has failed from 1945-1961.