Settlement They met again at Yalta in 1945 and the SU agreed to join against Japan in return for territorial gains in China and Japan Germany divided into.

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Settlement They met again at Yalta in 1945 and the SU agreed to join against Japan in return for territorial gains in China and Japan Germany divided into four zones Eastern Europe was left under Soviet domination Soviets annexed part of Eastern Poland, who gained compensation by receiving part of Eastern Germany

Settlement Japan was occupied by the USA and stripped of its wartime gains Baltic states once again became Russian provinces. All states except Greece and Yugoslavia fell under Soviet domination. Western nations were free, but under American influence.

The Cold War and Decolonization The crisis ended in 1948 with two Germany’s divided by a border (Berlin Wall). NATO formed in 1949 under American leadership Soviets responded by creating the Warsaw Pact. Soviets had nuclear weapons, which leads to the arms race. North Korea invaded South Korea in 1949, the United Nations under American leadership fought back.

The Cold War and Decolonization Cold War rivals allied and supported friendly regimes in all continents Nuclear confrontation almost occurred during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Vietnam War Cold War actually declines in the 1950’s and by the 1970’s arms limitation agreements were signed

The Cold War and Decolonization Most European colonies in Africa and Asia gained independence Global economic interactions increased Cold War closes in the 1980’s as the economically weakening Soviet Union was unable to match American military spending

The Cold War and Decolonization In 1989 the Soviet Union had to recognize the independence of its European satellites The communist system in Europe then collapsed and the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991.