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Political systems – State controlled all property and economic activity Totalitarian Government No opposing parties

Political System: Capitalist Private citizens controlled almost all economic activity Voting Competing Political Parties

Hope for Peace USA & USSR use the UN to spread their influence over others June 26, 1945

Big Three: USA, USSR, Great Britain Harry S. Truman’s Test as a diplomat USSR not keep promise of free elections in Eastern Europe

Countries dominated by Soviet Union Countries that Stalin implemented Communist Governments

Division of Europe Between Democratic and Communist countriesDivision of Europe Between Democratic and Communist countries

Conflict between USA and USSR in which neither nation confronted each other on the battlefield

Keep Soviet influence from spreading (Greece & Turkey) 400 Million to Greece and Turkey

George Marshall Secretary of State June 1947 Help Western Europe with money (13 Billion) Europe in chaos after WWII

Three Nations unify Western Europe (map on page 605) Stalin close rail routes to West Berlin No food – only 5 weeks Americans and Brits fly food and supplies to West Berlin

North Atlantic Treaty Organization Western European Nations (12 members) Military support to each other End of U.S. isolationism

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