1. Ideological differences Communist Capitalist Global revolution
Content:
Adjectives
Sentence starters
Grand Alliance
Common enemy
Ideological differences
Communist
Capitalist
Global revolution
Dollar imperialism
Tehran Conference
Yalta Conference
Spheres of influence
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
Truman
Poland
Greece
A-bomb
Japan
Potsdam Conference
Reparations
Iron Curtain Speech
Long telegram
Novikov’s telegram
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
Isolationism
Satellite States
Buffer Zone
Rigged elections
Cominform
Comecon
Two camps
Bizonia
Trizonia
Berlin Blockade
Berlin Airlift
GDR
FRG
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Hydrogen Bomb
Hungarian Uprising
De-Stalinisation
Rakosi
Salami tactics
Nagy
Reform
Free radio Europe
Co-operate
Share
Conflict
Limit
Compromise
Intimidation
Aggressive
Ally
Rivals
Influence
Misunderstood
Security
Tension
Isolated
Alone
Betrayed
Undermined
Weakened
Attack
Protection
Bribe
Expansion
United
Divided
Split
Propaganda win
Drifted
Uneasy
Untrustworthy
Exacerbated
Fear
Mistrust
Perception
Oppressive
Animosity
Enmity
The Cold War was caused by…
The Grand Alliance collapsed because…
They went from allies to enemies because…
Ideological differences meant that….
The USSR felt threatened because…
The USA felt threatened because…
The USA were a threat to the USSR because..
The USSR were a threat to the USSR because…
The USSR was weak because…
The USA were strong because…
Europe was divided because
Germany was divided because
The Berlin Airlift was a propaganda win because…
The USSR took the satellite states because…
Germany was a source of tension because…
This was a long term source of tension because..
In the short term this resulted in…
This was the beginning of…
This was significant in international relations because it resulted in…
...caused a change because…
…was a long term cause of …
This confirmed the fears that…
This undermined ………… because…
This further divided…
This exacerbated tensions because…

2. Key Words
Adjectives
Sentence starters
Flashpoints
Refugee crisis
Ultimatum
Geneva Summit
Camp David
Paris Summit
Vienna Conference
Berlin Wall
Foreign Representative
Arms race
Stockpile
Tsar Bomba
B52 Bombers
ICBMs
Ballistic missile
Sputnik
Batista
Cuban Revolution
Bay of Pigs incident
CIA
Thirteen days
Secret Deal
Hawks and Doves
Limited Test ban treaty
Hotline
Détente
Mutually Assured Destruction Secret Police
Socialism with a human face
Dubcek
Prague Spring
Czechoslovakia
Brezhnev’s Doctrine
Moscow Protocol
Non-violent civil disobedience
Censorship
Eurocommunism
Acknowledge
Escaped
Humiliated
Obsolete
Co-operate
Stalemate
Conflict
Limit
Compromise
Security
Cooperation
Freedom
Interfere
Stabilised
Ally
Rivals
Tolerate
Influence
Aggression
Protest
Invest
Disarm
Collapse
Reform
Negotiation
Reduce
Deteriorate
Dissolve
Import
Assassinate
Detonate
Stand-off
Bluff
Exploited
Acceptance
The USSR felt threatened because…
The USA felt threatened because…
This increased tension because…
This antagonised the USA because….
This antagonised the USSR because…
This compromise resulted in….
Peaceful coexistence was achieved through….
Peaceful coexistence could not be sustained. For example…
Tensions were heightened because…
The tension eased under….
This directly opposed previous agreements….
This built upon previous agreements by extending…
This change in ideology meant that….
Reform to….resulted in….
This ultimately led to…..
Consequently it was agreed…
An agreement could not be reached because…
This caused…
This meant that…
This links to…
One reason why…
However, it could be argued…
On the other hand…
Evidence to support this…
An example of this is…
This crisis caused a long-term change because….
This caused détente because…
This showed that both sides of the Cold War were more interested in stability because
 This caused a stalemate in the Cold War because…

3. Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (1968) SALT 1 and 2 (1972)
Content: Getting along ( )
Content: Tensions rise and the USSR falls (78-91)
Adjectives
Sentence starters
Détente
Outer Space Treaty (1967)
Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (1968)
SALT 1 and 2 (1972)
Strategic Ballistic Missiles
Anti-Ballistic Missiles (ABM)
Apollo Soyuz (1975)
Helsinki Agreements
Internal affairs
Kabul Revolution (April 1978)
Oil Rich middle east
Afghanistan
Brehznev
Carter Doctrine
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Economic sanctions
Diplomatic relations
Boycott
Olympic Boycott games
Second Cold War ( )
Ronald Reagan
Evil Empire
Peaceful coexistence
Individual Freedom
SDI Strategic Defence Initiative– Star Wars
Nuclear umbrella
Satellites/lasers
Nuclear stockpiles
Mikhail Gorbachev
Chernobyl
‘New Thinking’
Glasnost
Perestroika
Geneva Summit (1985)
Reykavik (1986)
Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF)
Malta Summit (1989)
CFE Agreement (1990)
Fall of the Berlin Wall (1989)
Democratic elections
Warsaw Pact (deteriorates)
Yeltsin
Coup
Co-operate
Conflict
Limit
Compromise
Security
Cooperation
Human Rights
Freedom
Interfere
Stabilised
Ally
Rivals
Tolerate
Influence
Aggression
Ratify
Protest
Moral (war)
Invest
Disarm
Collapse
Reform
Negotiation
End
Reduce
Deteriorate
Dissolve
Exacerbated
Obsolete
The Cold War was caused by…
The USSR felt threatened because…
The USA felt threatened because…
This increased tension because…
This antagonised the USA because….
This antagonised the USSR because…
This compromise resulted in….
Peaceful coexistence was achieved through….
Peaceful coexistence could not be sustained. For example…
Tensions were heightened because…
The tension eased under….
This directly opposed previous agreements….
This built upon previous agreements by extending…
This change in ideology meant that….
Reform to….resulted in….
This ultimately led to…..
The end of the Cold War was caused by…
The USSR’s collapse resulted in…