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Warm Up # 29 How was the Cold War an example of an “Ideological Conflict?” Give examples of how you see this playing out.

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1 Warm Up # 29 How was the Cold War an example of an “Ideological Conflict?” Give examples of how you see this playing out.

2 Fall of the Soviet Union
1991 The people of USSR noticed failures of the system Little freedom and monotonous life Many expelled to Siberia for treason for criticizing Too much money spent on foreign conflicts

3 Fall of the Soviet Union
Soviet Union begins to dissolve into separate republics Communists lose power in Poland, Hungary Czechoslovakia etc.

4 Fall of the Soviet Union
Policies of Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev Glasnost - Open discussion of political and social issues Perestroika - Restructuring of the government

5 The Butter Battle Book As you watch the video complete the flow-chart on pg.16 Long Version (24min) Short Version (9min)

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