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1 Warm up # 20 Based on your reading last class, what is the Cold War?

2 Cold War Definition A state of tension and hostility between the United Sates and Soviet Union from Wars fought between allies Nuclear build up Never direct fighting between US and USSR

3 World Sort

4 Word Sort 1st world South Korea Truman Private Ownership Competition
Communism Capitalism 2nd Wo9rld Dictatorship Collectivization Mao North Korea Stalin Full Employment No Ownership Cooperation East Berlin Equality Iron Curtain Kim Il Sung 1st world South Korea Truman Private Ownership Competition West Berlin Profit Churchill Democracy

5 World Sort Witham Korea Afghanistan Space MAD Nuclear Weapons
Proxy War Witham Korea Afghanistan Space MAD Nuclear Weapons

6 Cold War Decision Making

7 Decision 1: Greece

8 Decision 2: The Marshall Plan

9 Decision 3: Berlin 1948

10 Decision 4: NATO 1949

11 Decision 5: Korea 1950

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