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1 Ch. 26 Sect.2: The Cold War Heats Up

2 China Becomes a Communist Country
Chiang Kai-shek— How much $ did US send? Did he run a good govt? Grain Tax Mao Zedong— Red Army

3 Mao Zedong

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5 Renewed Civil War Civil War between the… Who did Americans like?
From … Peasants went to… Chiang fled to… US Congress reaction…

6 People’s Republic of China

7 The Korean War 38th Parallel What happened after WWII to Korea?
South Korea June 25, 1950 Korea called UN for help and who did not show? Over 90% of… Who was in charge?

8 The US Fights in Korea MacArthur launched… ½…
US pushed all the way back to… Chinese troops joined Chinese made it all the way to… MacArthur wanted to use… 38th Parallel

9 Settling for Stalemate
June 23, 1951 What did they agree on? July 1953… What was gained? 1952, new president…

10 Ch. 26 Sect. 3: The Cold War at Home

11 Fear of Communist Influence
80,000 Americans were… Truman soft on… Loyalty Review Board How many investigated?

12 HUAC House Un-American Activities Committee Movie Industry
43 witnesses Gary Cooper Hollywood Ten Blacklist McCarran Internal Security Act

13 Spy Cases Alger Hiss

14 Spy Cases The Rosenbergs

15 Joseph McCarthy

16 Ch. 26 Sect. 4: Two Nations Live on the Edge

17 Brinkmanship Rules U.S. Policy
H-Bomb— 1 million tons of TNT November 1, 1952 August 1953 Eisenhower John Foster Dulles Brinkmanship

18 Dulles and Eisenhower

19 Cold War Spreads Around the World
CIA First Action Guatemala Warsaw Pact

20 Cold War Takes to the Skies
Nikita Khrushchev Sputnik U-2 Francis Gary Powers

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