Warm Up # 3 Does the US have an obligation to get involved with foreign affairs, why or why not?

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Warm Up # 3 Does the US have an obligation to get involved with foreign affairs, why or why not?

Warm Up # 4 How is the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan different than each other?

Workbook pg. 13-14 Class Documents pg. 66-67 Cold War Map Workbook pg. 13-14 Class Documents pg. 66-67

Cold War Map Step 1: Read Event Card Step 2: Place it on Timeline Underline Key Information Write a definition 10 words or less Step 2: Place it on Timeline Title Definition Year

The Iron Curtain The Marshall Plan The Warsaw Pact The Truman Doctrine NATO Berlin

Cold War Map Step 1: Read Event Card Step 2: Place it on Timeline Underline Key Information Write a definition 10 words or less Step 2: Place it on Timeline Title Definition Year Step 3: Map It Make map key as you go (top right)

Key Berlin

Event 1: Iron Curtain

Key Berlin

Shading Directions For events 2-6 you will shade in different countries . Pick a different pattern for each event. Some countries will have more than one type of shading over the top of it. Examples

Events 2-5

Event 6: Berlin

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