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1 Chapter 18 “Cold War Conflicts”

2 Potsdam Conference July 1945

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4 “Iron Curtain”

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6 Marshall Plan-assistance

7 George Marshall

8 United Nations headquarters-New York City

9 NATO and Warsaw Pact countries

10 Crisis in Germany

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14 Korean War

15 2nd Red Scare-late 1940’s, 1950’s

16 Hollywood Ten

17 Joseph McCarthy

18 Ethel and Julius Rosenberg

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21 Bomb, or Fallout Shelter

22 Duck and Cover Drills

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24 Nuclear tests outside of Las Vegas

25 Nuclear Tests in the Horizon-Las Vegas

26 Eyewitnesses to Atomic Testing in Nevada

27 Las Vegas Atomic Testing

28 Eisenhower and Khruschev

29 Space Race-Launching of Sputnik

30 Francis Gary Powers

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