THE COLD WAR ERA COLD WAR ORIGINS.

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THE COLD WAR ERA COLD WAR ORIGINS

Germany after WWII

BERLIN

Berlin Blockade Stalin ordered a blockade in Berlin

Berlin Blockade The Berlin Airlift

Berlin Airlift Despite the success of the Berlin Airlift, Berlin and Germany remained divided: West Germany and East Germany

Meanwhile… Joseph Stalin in USSR What is Stalin doing in Eastern Europe?

THE COLD WAR ERA THE EARLY COLD WAR

IRON CURTAIN

DESTRUCTION OF WESTERN EUROPE

Marshall Plan

Cold War What is a cold war? North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Warsaw Pact

THE COLD WAR ERA POST WAR POLITICS

Adjusting to peacetime life Servicemen’s Readjustment Act a.k.a the GI Bill of Rights Benefits for military personnel…

1948 Presidential Election Truman ran for re-election as Democrat Dewey ran as opponent as Republican Truman was predicted to lose…

1948 Presidential Election

Truman Won!

From my own collection…

Truman’s “Fair Deal” New programs as an extension of FDR’s New Deal Congress rejected it

THE COLD WAR ERA THE KOREAN WAR

After WWII… U.S. and U.S.S.R. controlled Korea Country divided along the 38th parallel Who controlled North Korea? Who controlled South Korea? U.S. and U.S.S.R. left Korea and North Korea launches invasion of the South.

After WWII… In 1950 North Korea invaded South Korea President Truman takes action… Why? UN gets involved Truman appointed General Douglas MacArthur to command the UN forces

Maps

General MacArthur

The War Pushing North Korea north of the 38th parallel MacArthur suggests to Truman to invade North Korea China gets involved This causes a 2 year stalemate

MacArthur and Truman Because of the stalemate, MacArthur wanted to invade China as well MacArthur ends up getting fired

The End of War The fighting stopped with a cease-fire agreement on July 27, 1953 How did Korea end up after the war was over? The exact same way it started! The cease-fire is still in effect today and there are still US troops in the 38th parallel

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