 Bracket -- Martin Luther vs. John Locke  Chronology Quiz  Get out a clean sheet of paper  14.1 NOTES  The Cold War under Stalin  QUIA TEST – take.

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 Bracket -- Martin Luther vs. John Locke  Chronology Quiz  Get out a clean sheet of paper  14.1 NOTES  The Cold War under Stalin  QUIA TEST – take it this weekend if you want as a means of review  Random Fact of the Day  During the 18th century, you could pay your admission ticket to the zoo in London by bringing a cat or a dog to feed the lions.

14.1

SOVIET  Democracies are hostile to communism  Democracies stalled to open western front in WW2  Has a right to control Eastern Europe after liberating them from Nazis AMERICAN  Stalin sought to create “spheres” of influence in Europe  Stalin lied at peace conferences Iron Curtain speech  Churchill: Iron Curtain speech

 1949  West Germany  East Germany

KEEPING COMMUNISM IN CHECK

 US pledges to stop spread of communism  Eastern Europe is left to communism  US helps Greece and Turkey to put down communism  Marshall Plan  US sends $13 billion to war- torn Europe to help rebuild  Triggers “economic miracle”

 Soviets attempt to remove Allied powers from Berlin – blockade the roads  USA leads airlift to drop supplies to west Berlin  Soviets lift blockade after 11 months

BERLIN CANDY BOMBER

 Western democracies unite to support each other in the event of a Soviet attack Warsaw Pact  West Germany joins NATO in 1954…triggers creation of Warsaw Pact (USSR-led)

 Bracket – da Vinci vs. Columbus  Finish 14.1 NOTES  Start 14.2 NOTES  TURN IN UNIT 13 PETS  Random Fact of the Day  In Bangladesh, children of 15 years old and older can be put in jail for cheating on their final exams.

 1949 – Communist revolution in China  Led by Mao Zedong  Korean War ( )  Korea divided after WWII…North invades South  BIG test for United Nations  Cease fire reached in 1953

POST WWII

 Eastern Europe  Communist parties dominated politics and reported to Moscow Josip Broz Tito ▪ Yugoslavia the lone exception – Josip Broz Tito  Czechoslovakia, a democracy before war, was transformed to one-party communist state  12 million citizens died from  Most die in the gulags  Five-year plans return…culture/art purged

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