1. Cold War
Part l

2. Table of contents Definition Facts Two Political Ideologies
NATO / Warsaw Pact
Space Race
Arms Race

3. Definition Term  Cold War No actual fighting between two countries
Instead: passive war - a war through other means

4. Former Soviet Union (USSR)
Facts
Who
What
Struggle of two controversial political ideologies (communism - capitalism)
When
1945 – 1990 (after World War II)
VS.
USA
Former Soviet Union (USSR)

5. The two controversial political ideologies
Capitalism
economic system in which wealth is privately owned and controlled rather than by the state
People: J.F. Kennedy
Communism
promotes the establishment of an egalitarian (everybody is equal), classless, society
based on common ownership
People: Lenin, Stalin

6. The two world powers and their allies

7. Closer look on the divided Europe

8. Effects on Germany After WW II division into In 1961 BRD (NATO) and
DDR (Warsaw Pact)
In 1961
The Berlin Wall is built
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Reichstag building in Berlin,1945

9. Effects in general
USA and USSR display their powers on alternative stages
The arms race
The space race
Nuclear treaties

10. Space Race The Sputnik Shock Use Launched on Size and weight Effect
First man-made satellite (USSR)
Use
Relatively insignificant
Instrument for gathering data
Launched on
October, 1957
Size and weight
Basketball, 184 pounds
Effect
Started the new age of space
Exploration and the US/ USSR
Space race

11. USSR
Sputnik I
Sputnik II

13. Arms (Nuclear) Race
USSR began replacing older intermediate-range missiles (Mittelstreckenraketen) with new ones
Were able of hitting targets throughout Western Europe
Threat of a limited nuclear war in Europe was now a possibility
Race for most effective missiles began

14. Literature and movies

15. Sources wikipedia.de investorwords.com edition.cnn.com sputnik.de
ibsurvival.com
dhm.de/lemo/html
de.encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia
Das Große Duden Lexikon

16. A presentation by Lilly and Miriam
The End
A presentation by
Lilly and Miriam