What made it a “Cold” War and not a “Hot” War? FOCUS QUESTION: WHAT DO YOU THINK THE COLD WAR WAS?

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What made it a “Cold” War and not a “Hot” War? FOCUS QUESTION: WHAT DO YOU THINK THE COLD WAR WAS?

THE COLD WAR UNFOLDS

 Meeting of Allied Leaders in Feb  Stalin, Churchill, FDR  Discuss post-war world  Results:  United Nations Created  Stalin to enter war vs. Japan  USSR allow for free elections in Poland  Germany Divided into 4 zones  Berlin split in 2 sections YALTA CONFERENCE

 International Peacekeeping Organization  Use peaceful solution and promote justice  United States Congress approves  Remember League of Nations?  11 Countries on the Security Council  U.S., Soviet Union, Great Britain, France, and China have veto power THE UNITED NATIONS

 Germany split into 4 zones  US, Britain, France, Soviet Union control  US, Britain, France combine = West Germany  Soviet Union = East Germany  Berlin also split into 4 zones GERMANY DIVIDED

United States  Americans fought to bring democracy and economic opportunity to conquered nations of Europe.  An economically strong and politically open world created markets for American products. Soviet Union  Lost 17 million in war  Determined to re-build protecting own interests  Established satellite nations  Created buffer zone on western border  Looked to spread communism across world CONFLICTING POST WAR GOALS

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