Ch.26 Sect.1: Origins of the Cold War

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Ch.26 Sect.1: Origins of the Cold War

Former Allies Clash USSR-state controlled all… US who controlled what? Stalin and Hitler allies at one time Stalin thoughts on West

The United Nations April 25, 1945 June 26, 1945 It would promote… How long was Truman VP? Did he know about A-Bomb? Big 3 met in Potsdam Stalin had promised…

Tension Mounts Soviets wanted… What did they agree on? Free trade for US Soviets lost 20 million Commie govts. in… Satellite Nations—

Containment Containment— Democratic West and… “Iron Curtain”

Truman Doctrine Greece and Turkey $400 Million Truman Doctrine—

The Marshall Plan Horrible weather in 1946-7 George Marshall 16 countries received…

Superpowers Struggle over Germany 4 zones in Germany What was the issue? No written agreement Berlin Airlift 327 days

NATO 10 Western Euro nations joined with… North Atlantic Treaty Organization What did they pledge? Who else joined and how many soldiers?

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