1945-49 Start of Cold War And getting back to life at home.

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Start of Cold War And getting back to life at home

United Nations 1945

Iron Curtain Speech Winston Churchill 1946

Greece and Turkey USSR giving aide in Civil War in both countries to help the socialist cause

Truman Doctrine 1947 Containment Policy

The Marshall Plan 1948 (Containment Policy) US effort to Rebuild Europe

Marshall Plan 1.US picks up cost of rebuilding 2.US will help but Americans will be allowed to open businesses and establish trade once the rebuilding process has begun.

Problem for USSR The USSR leaves the Marshall meetings and refuses to take part in the rebuilding effort of Europe.

Start of the Cold War US vs. USSR

Problems in West Berlin 1948 East Germans and Russia shut off water, electricity and travel of trains into West Berlin

What would be the US response to the Berlin issue? US proposes 1.Bomb Russia and East Germany 2.Bring supplies to East Berlin

Berlin Airlift 1948

N.A.T.O 1949 – US and Western European alliance to stop the spread of communism

Russia Gets Bomb 1949

How did they get the bomb?

Home Front after WWII

Baby Boom

G.I. Bill 1944

Rise of Suburbs William Levitt and Levittown’s

Taft Hartley Acts Unions lose power

China becomes a communist country in 1949 Truman Doctrine does not Work!! America leaves China Cold war Start here

French Indo-China (Vietnam) Vietnamese vs. France Vietnam Wins Colonialism vs. Communism

Ho Chi Minh

Palestinian Question Jews show up by the thousands wanting their homeland. British leaving area controlled by Palestinian Muslims.

Palestine now Israel