COLD WAR Mikayla Fetters, Amanda Minich, Hannah Bissett, Paige Miller, Jonny Ross, and Olivia Sexton.

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COLD WAR Mikayla Fetters, Amanda Minich, Hannah Bissett, Paige Miller, Jonny Ross, and Olivia Sexton

The Cold War ● The Cold War lasted from 1945 to ● It was NOT an actual war ● It was the name given to the relationship between the United States and Russia USSR

Cold War ● However There were wars over communism and capitalism. These wars include: ● Korean War ● Vietnam War

Important Events Korean War began. It was the 1st armed conflict SEATO is formed to stop the spread of communism in Southeast Asia. Vietnam War begins shortly after Vietnam splits, it was the US’s longest war Berlin Wall is built.

Important Events Cuban Missile Crisis, 13-day confrontation over missiles deployed in Cuba Six Day War, was fought between June 5 and 10, 1967 by Israel of Egypt, Jordan, and Syria President Nixon becomes the first US leader to visit communist China.

Resolving Soviet Union invades Afghanistan beginning a war lasting from 1979 to New Soviet leader begins to ease away from old communist policies Berlin Wall falls START is signed to disarm nuclear weapons. Soviet Union breaks up into independent republics. The Cold War ends.

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