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Unit Four: The 1950s 20 th Century History BBS
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Day One Objective: The Cold War and the 1950s Warm Up What is your understanding of “The Cold War”? Explain. Unit Overview 1950s The Cold War The Cold War Presentation Take Cornell Notes based on presentation found on class website. Work on Key Terms worksheet Due at end of the period tomorrow Tuesday, April 14 Homework
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Day Two Objective: The Cold War and the 1950s Warm Up What is your opinion of The Cold War? Explain. The Cold War The Cold War Presentation Finish Cornell Notes based on presentation found on class website. Complete Key Terms worksheet Due at end of the period today Tuesday, April 14 Homework
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Day Three Objective: The Cold War and the 1950s Warm Up How did the nuclear arms race affect international relations in the aftermath of WWII? The Cold War The Cold War Key Terms Review “Duck and Cover” “Duck and Cover” Student Activity Fling the Teacher Game Found on class wikispace page under Unit Four Exit Ticket Submit at the end of class Homework
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Day Four Objective: The Cold War and the 1950s Warm Up Define “proxy war”. What role did Korea have in the development of The Cold War. The Cold War: Korea The Cold War Documentary: Korea Documentary Documentary Students will take Cornell Notes based on documentary for the impact of proxy wars/Korea on The Cold War Teacher will check for completion/understanding at the end of the period Homework
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Day Five Objective: The Cold War and the 1950s Warm Up Why did the East and West wage “proxy wars” during this era? Explain. The Cold War: Cuba Students will take Cornell Notes based on Cuba’s involvement in The Cold War Teacher will check for completion/understanding at the end of the period Timeline Update 10 Events 5 events for the 1950s 5 events for the 1960s Homework
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THE COLD WAR: CUBA BBS 20 th Century History
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BACKGROUND Cuba was the site of many Cold War confrontations. The missile crisis is a direct example of containment which is the idea of the US preventing the spread of Communism abroad. Fidel Castro and Che Guevara led a revolution that ousted President Batista in Cuba January 1959.
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KEY LEADERS OF THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS
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BACKGROUND The United States became concerned about Cuba since Castro’s takeover of the country in 1959 The island is about 90 miles from Florida During the revolution, Castro developed ties to the Soviet Union
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BAY OF PIGS INVASION The CIA was training a group of Cubans to invade Cuba and overthrow Castro in response to the revolution keeping in line with the strategy of containment. Kennedy and his advisors expected Cuban citizens to help the CIA trained group to defeat Castro. The invasion took place in 1961 which failed because of the strength of the Cuban Army. The result is that the US lost some of its’ global standing. Simultaneously, the Soviet Union promised to support Castro and communist Cuba.
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MISSILE CRISIS In October 1962, photographs were taken from US spy planes which revealed that the Soviets were building missiles in Cuba.
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Possible US Responses 1. NEGOTIATE with Khrushchev 2. INVADE Cuba 3. BLOCKADE Cuba 4. BOMB the missile sites
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On Monday, October 22, President Kennedy announced his decision to authorize a “Naval Quarantine” around Cuba. The use of the word “quarantine” instead of “blockade” still allowed for the US to receive support from the Organization of American States (OAS) and did not signal an act of war.
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MISSILE CRISIS TIMELINE October 15: US spy aircraft photographs several nuclear missiles in Cuba October 16: Missile crisis begins; Kennedy convenes advisors October 22: Announcement of quarantine October 23: DEFCON 2 in effect DEFCON is a command terminology signaling preparedness for war/attack. DEFCON 2 is the second highest command below signaling “war is imminent”.
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October 24: Quarantine is still in effect; Soviet ships begin heading toward naval quarantine October 26: Khrushchev sends first letter to Kennedy October 27: US spy plane shot down over Cuba October 28: Negotiations occurred and Kennedy and Khrushchev made an agreement. Khrushchev ordered all Soviet ships away from Cuba while agreeing to remove all missiles. Kennedy agreed not to invade Cuba.
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IMPACTS OF THE MISSILE CRISIS Khrushchev and Kennedy established a “hot line” Limited Test Ban Treaty: The US, Soviet Union, and UK signed this treaty which banned nuclear testing above ground.
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TECHNOLOGY RACE The Soviet Union launched Sputnik in 1957 and the US responded by creating the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in 1958. Congress also passed the National Defense Education Act which was designed to improve science/math instruction in schools.
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CIVILIAN RESPONSE During the 1950s and 1960s, American schools regularly held drills to train children what to do in case of a nuclear attack. American citizens were urged by the government to build bomb or fallout shelters in their basements.
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Day Five Objective: The Cold War and the 1950s Warm Up Why did the East and West wage “proxy wars” during this era? Explain. The Cold War: Cuba Students will take Cornell Notes based on Cuba’s involvement in The Cold War Teacher will check for completion/understanding at the end of the period Timeline Update 10 Events 5 events for the 1950s 5 events for the 1960s Homework
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Day Six Objective: The Cold War and the 1950s Warm Up Cold War Quiz 1950s/60s Timeline Update Timelines must be posted and complete by the end of today’s period. Homework
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Day Seven Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Warm Up What defines a “movement”? PBA Overview Explanation and timeline of PBA work Social Movements Initial Research Homework
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Day Eight Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Warm Up Identify three points you are aware of about your assigned social movement. PBA Q&A Social Movements Research Workshop Media Center Homework
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Day Nine Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Warm Up Identify and explain the cause and effect of your assigned social movement. PBA Q&A Social Movements Workshop Writing and Filming Homework Study for test
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Day Ten Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Warm Up Identify and explain the cause and effect of your assigned social movement. Test Q&A WWII Cause and Outcome United Nations Cold War Cause and Outcome Social Movements Workshop Writing and Filming Homework Study for test
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Day Eleven Objective: Test Test
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Day Twelve Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Warm Up How do you feel you did on Thursday’s test? Explain. Social Movements Workshop Filming/Editing Seniors: Videos are due on Wednesday, May 13 on a flash drive Homework One page typed reflection submitted to Turn It In by 11:59pm on Wednesday, May 13
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Day Thirteen Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Warm Up What do you have left to complete for your group’s infomercial? Social Movements Workshop Filming/Editing Seniors: Videos are due on Wednesday, May 13 on a flash drive Homework One page typed reflection submitted to Turn It In by 11:59pm on Wednesday, May 13
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Day Fourteen Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Social Movements Workshop Filming/Editing Seniors: Videos are due on Wednesday, May 13 on a flash drive Homework One page typed reflection submitted to Turn It In by 11:59pm tonight Wednesday, May 13
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Day Fifteen Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Social Movements Workshop Filming/Editing Due Sunday May, 24 at the end of the period. Homework
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Day Sixteen Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Social Movements Workshop Filming/Editing Due Sunday May, 24 at the end of the period. Homework
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Day Seventeen Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Social Movements Workshop Filming/Editing Due Sunday May, 24 at the end of the period. Homework
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Day Eighteen Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Warm Up Are you pleased with how your group’s video turned out? Please explain. Social Movements Workshop Viewing Homework
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Day Nineteen Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Warm Up Explain one fact you learned yesterday about China’s Cultural Revolution South Africa’s Anti-Apartheid Movement Social Movements Workshop Viewing Homework
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Day Twenty Objective: Social Movements of the 1950s/60s/70s Journal 10 Why do you think the 1950s/60s/70s had so many social movements occurring around the world? Journals must be at least three paragraphs. Homework
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