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1 Cold War/Hot War

2 Sources of Cold War Tension
Delay of the second front Atomic Bomb Post-war Germany

3 Cold War: Arms Race & Space Race
Soviets and the Atom bomb Sputnik, 1957 Science Fiction

4 Containment: Political
NSC-68, George Kennan February 1946 “Iron Curtain”, Winston Churchill March 1946 Truman Doctrine March 1947

5 Containment: Economic
Marshall Plan, Bretton Woods, 1944 IMF World Bank Dollar Convertibility

6 Containment: Military
Berlin Blockade North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) 1949

7 Hot War: China Civil War, 1945 Why China? Jiang Jieshi Mao Zedong
Truman “lost” China

8 North Korean invasion of South, June 1950
38th Parallel North Korean invasion of South, June 1950 Presidential declaration of war General Mac Arthur Soviets propose cease fire, June 1951 War ceases, 1953 Hot War: Korea

9 Hot War: Iran Mohammad Mossadegh, 1953 Nationalization of oil
CIA involvement Muhammad Reza Shah Pahlavi Blowback

10 Hot War: Guatemala Jacobo Arbenz, 1950 Land reform Looks like a “duck”
United Fruit Company (UFCO) CIA supported coup Carlos Castillo Armas

11 Hot War: Cuba Fulgencio Batista Fidel Castro, 1959 Bay of Pigs, 1961
CIA sponsored assassination plots

12 Hot War: Chile Salvador Allende, 1970
CIA orchestrated political opposition Coup of 1973 Augosto Pinochet

13 Cold War/Hot War Key terms: Sputnik, NSC-68, George Kennan, Iron Curtain, Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Bretton Woods, NATO, Berlin Blockade, Mao Zedong, Mohammed Mossadegh, Jacobo Arbenz, Bay of Pigs, Salvador Allende

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