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WARM UP – DECEMBER 16 Answer the following questions on a post it: 1. What was the Tet Offensive? 2. What three events helped turn the American public further against the Vietnam War? 3. Name two things that show the lasting legacy of the Vietnam War

THE END OF THE COLD WAR

JFK and the Cold War JFK’s criticized Eisenhower and Republicans for… Relying too heavily on nuclear weapons Threatening to use nukes over minor conflicts Allowing communism to spread to Cuba (too close to US) JFK’s administration developed the flexible response policy – JFK’s defense strategy to fight a non-nuclear war Increased defense spending on traditional military forces (non-nuclear forces) – army and navy Created the Special Forces aka the Green Berets Tripled the overall nuclear capabilities of the US (just in case)

Communism in Cuba 1959 – Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro led the rebellion to overthrow Cuban dictator – promised to rid Cuba of poverty and inequality US suspicious but recognized new gov’t 1960 - Castro declared Cuba communist and welcomed aid from USSR Land was nationalized (put under gov’t control)  US instituted economic trade sanctions

The Bay of Pigs Early 1960 – CIA trained Cuban exiles for a Cuban invasion to overthrow Castro April 17, 1961 – 1,500 Cuban exiles with support of US military invaded the Bay of Pigs  nothing went as planned Air strike failed to knock out Cuban air force, CIA reported otherwise Some troops never reached shore, those that did faced 25,000 Cuban troops and Soviet tanks/jets Most exiles were killed or imprisoned JFK looked incompetent, US embarrassed

Oct. 14 US spy planes revealed armed Soviet missile sites in Cuba Cuban Missile Crisis - 1962 Oct. 14 US spy planes revealed armed Soviet missile sites in Cuba Oct. 22 JFK warned that any attack would trigger an all-out nuclear attack on the USSR Oct. 24 JFK institutes a naval blockade of Cuba while US planes spot Soviet ships headed to Cuba Oct. 25 Soviet ships stopped approaching Cuba to avoid naval confrontation Oct. 26 Khrushchev announced plan to remove missiles from Cuba in the US pledged to remove missiles from Turkey “For a moment, the world had stood still and now it was going around again.” – Robert Kennedy JFK criticized for practicing brinksmanship, Cuban exiles claimed the Democrats had “lost Cuba” and switched to the GOP Castro banned all flights to and from the US

Berlin Wall 1961 – Too many East Berliners were fleeing to West Berlin  Soviets contemplated blockading West Berlin, but decided to build the Berlin Wall made of concrete topped with barbed wire Berlin Wall contained communism from West Germany, but served as a symbol of communist oppression

Attempting to Ease Tensions JFK and Khrushchev became aware of the gravity of split-second decisions that separated Cold War peace from nuclear disaster 1963 - both leaders searched for ways to decrease tensions the establishment of a hot line between the White House and the Kremlin - enabled the leaders to communicate at once should a crisis arise US and USSR agreed to a Limited Test Ban Treaty – prohibited the testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere, in outer space, or underwater

Jimmy Carter (D) – 1976-1980 Jimmy Carter (D) 1979 – Soviets invade Afghanistan 1980 – U.S. supports freedom fighters Jimmy Carter (D) 1980 – U.S. boycotts Moscow Summer Olympics in protest  Jimmy Carter (D) 1980 – “Miracle on Ice” occurs during Winter Olympics U.S. defeats Soviet Union in Semifinal Hockey match – Soviets were heavy favorites to win

RONALD REAGAN (R) – 1981-1989 1983 – Strategic Defense Initiative or Star Wars initiated by President Reagan 1985 – Mikeal Gorbachev comes to power and introduces democratic (Glasnost) and Capitalism (Perestroika) reforms  1988 – Soviets leave Afghanistan (beaten & frustrated) 1989 – Berlin Wall falls; S.U. loses its satellite nations 1989 – Tiananmen Square Massacre in China Student led Demonstrations – Democratic protests against the government of China troops with assault rifles and tanks killed at least several hundred demonstrators trying to block the military's advance towards Tiananmen Square.

GEORGE BUSH (R) – 1989- 1993 George Bush Sr. (R) 1991 – Soviet Union collapses 1991 – Russia elects Boris Yeltsin to lead new democracy No more Soviet Union means no more Cold War. Capitalism wins and Communism loses!