THE COLD WAR Eisenhower and the Cold War. Foreign Policy- “The New Look” Focused on Brinkmanship  Authored by Secretary of State J. Foster Dulles  Push.

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THE COLD WAR Eisenhower and the Cold War

Foreign Policy- “The New Look” Focused on Brinkmanship  Authored by Secretary of State J. Foster Dulles  Push the communists back to their pre-1945 borders by any means necessary  If they say no, nuke ‘em!!!  Used covert action by the CIA to interfere w/communist governments abroad

Massive Retaliation Massive buildup of Nuclear Weapons  It was cheaper than building large military forces Mutually Assured Destruction  If one country attacks the other, the other will be destroyed-Nuclear Deterrence

Domino Theory April 7, 1954  You have a row of dominoes set up, you knock over the first one, and what will happen to the last one is the certainty that it will go over very quickly. Worried about SE Asia & Japan

Eisenhower Doctrine 1957 Speech Recommended that the US would use armed forces to protect the Middle East from the spread of Communism How does this compare w/ Truman Doctrine?

1. Korean War (Tie) “I shall go to Korea.” Threatened to use nuclear weapons to end the war Ceasefire signed in July 1953

2. Vietnam (Loss) Fall of Dien Bien Phu (1954) US paying 80% of the French costs of the War French lose battle to Vietminh Allies set up Geneva Conference to split 17 th parallel  North-Communist-Ho Chi Minh  South-Nationalist-Ngo Dinh Diem “Laos is the cork in the bottle to contain communism”

3. Cuba (Loss) Turns communist in 1959 Revolution led by Dr. Fidel Castro (Overthrows the Batista Government) Castro needs help from someone to consolidate power  Turns to USSR (90 miles from Florida)  US no longer trades w/ Cuba (Sugar)  No more Tourism (Las Vegas)

Dealings w/USSR Nikita Khruschev  New USSR Leader  Stalin dies in 1953 Comes to the US in 1960  Visits 3 Places Washington D.C. Disneyland (CA) Pittsburgh, PA What was his favorite destination and why?

4. Iran (Win) Began in 1953 Iranian leader- Mohammed Mossadeq Iran wanted to nationalize its oil fields Operation AJAX-remove Mossadeq from power and install Shah Reza Pahlavi Tried to teach Pro- Western values…

5. Guatemala (Win) July 1954 Second instance of CIA involvment Overthrew the Arbenz government Why? Chiquita Bananas?  United Fruit Company had land taken away

6. Warsaw Pact (Loss) Formed in 1955 Defensive Alliance between USSR and Eastern Europe Just like NATO… Because W. Germany joined NATO

7. Open Skies Initiative (Win) 1955 Proposed Treaty between US & USSR that would allow each country to fly over the other. Problem-USSR didn’t have an air force

8. Suez Crisis (Tie) In 1956, Egyptian President Gamal Abdul Nasser needed $$ to build the Aswan High Dam Israel, UK, & France invade USSR threatens to help on Egyptian behalf US denies sale of oil to allies  Last time US can use oil as leverage in the world!

9. USSR Conquest of Hungary (Loss) Hungarians revolt against USSR and withdraw from Warsaw Pact (1956) Hungarians turn to US for help!!  Truman Doctrine???  No US help, nuclear sledgehammer is to big!!!

HUNGARY Hungary rebels, & IMRE NAGY declares Hungary free w/ free elections but Soviets crush revolt (1956)

Protests in Poland in Polish Com Party adopts some reforms & could go socialist, but must stay in Warsaw Pact)

10. Sputnik (Loss) October 4, 1957 Means “Baby Moon” First Satellite to orbit the Earth  Won the Space Race! Orbited every 96 minutes  Later versions carried a dog!

SPUTNIK 1957

US Response to Sputnik 1. NASA-Organized a space program for the country 2. NDEA-National Defense Education Act  US would give billions for educating high-school students in Math, Science, and Foreign Languages

11. China (Win) Islands of Quemoy & Matsu (1954) Truman lifted blockade of 7 th fleet  The Belief was to Unleash Chiang into China- invasion from Taiwan China starts attacking Quemoy/Matsu w/artillery What does US do? Threaten w/ nukes!! China threatens again in 1958 (Shelling) Again China backs down!

12. U-2 Incident (Loss) In 1960 a U-2 spy plane crashes into USSR  Piloted by Francis Gary Powers US denies any knowledge-it’s a weather balloon Khruschev produces evidence of plane and pilot at Paris Conference Ices Relations w/USSR