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AFTER SCHOOL REGENTS REVIEW SESSIONS: ROOM? 5/23, 5/25, 5/30 6/1, 6/6, 6/8

HW: text, ch. 26, section 3- fill in McCarthyism graphic organizer ***you may bring in textbooks!!! Today: finish Containment mind map (If you don’t, due Thursday) WW2/ Cold War Quiz Thursday- open notes ***Cold War DBQ, Thursday, Friday

CONTAINMENT Mind Map or timeline: For each event, Briefly describe/ identify event If not obvious in description, state how it is an example of containment Create an image EVENTS: Truman Doctrine (Greece, Turkey) Marshall Plan Berlin Airlift Joining NATO Korean War 30 pts (6 pts each)