Who was primarily responsible for the Cold War- the United States or the Soviet Union ? (Before Document Analysis) Individual Response Group Response.

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Who was primarily responsible for the Cold War- the United States or the Soviet Union ? (Before Document Analysis) Individual Response Group Response

Who was primarily responsible for the Cold War- the United States or the Soviet Union ? Documents A, B Documents C, D 1. Which evidence was the most important or significant? (notes, video, documents) 2. Did your hypothesis ever change? Why or why not?

1. Which specific event do you believe started the Cold War? Explain Who was primarily responsible for the Cold War- the United States or the Soviet Union ? SAQ Directions: Answer all questions in complete sentences. Must be typed/ e-mailed. (3-5 sentences each) 1. Which specific event do you believe started the Cold War? Explain 2. Which document provided the strongest piece of evidence? Explain why this document is trustworthy. 3. How did the documents strengthen or weaken your original hypothesis? (before reading documents) 4. Which specific event do you believe had the most impact upon the “cold” relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union? Explain What could the United States or the Soviet Union have done to create a more trusting relationship? (choose 1) What lessons can we learn from the Cold War?