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Cold War Timeline Using pgs. 334-349, create a timeline for events of the cold war. Minimum 15 events Start with formation of the UN in April 1945 Marshal.

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1 Cold War Timeline Using pgs , create a timeline for events of the cold war. Minimum 15 events Start with formation of the UN in April 1945 Marshal Plan, Berlin Airlift, NATO, Warsaw Pact, events of Space Race, Communist Revolution in China, Korea, Vietnam, Cuban Missile Crisis, etc. Events should have a symbolic or metaphorical illustration, date or timeframe, and a brief words to explain. Vocabulary – Write the words and find the definition Containment, Truman Doctrine, Racial Segregation, Marshall Plan, Superpower, Cold War, Satellite States, NATO, Warsaw Pact, Iron Curtain

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