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1 Cold War ABC Your name here

2 A is for: Arms Race The arms race began the moment the United States dropped the atomic bomb on Japan. That day marks the beginning of an arms build up between America and the Soviet Union which lasted for almost 50 years. Each country raced to see who could out power the other with the most number of weapons of mass destruction.

3 B is for: Berlin Airlift

4 C is for: Cold War

5 D is For Democracy

6 E is for: Economy (Capitalism)

7 F is for: Fidel Castro

8 G is for Gorbachev

9 H is for: Holding the line (Containment)

10 I is for: Iron Curtain

11 J is for : Johnson, Lyndon B.

12 K is for: Kennedy, John F.

13 L is for: Leader of the free world ( Eisenhower)

14 M is for: Mutual Assured Destruction

15 N is for: NATO

16 O is for: October 1962 (Cuban Missile Crisis)

17 P is for Proxy War

18 Q is for: Quietly trained Cubans for the BAY of Pigs

19 R is for: Reagan

20 S is for Stalin

21 T is for: Truman (Korean War)

22 U is for Under the theory of the Domino Effect.

23 V is for: Vietnam

24 W is for: WARSAW Pact

25 X is for: Xtra time spent on Non-Aligned Nations

26 Y is for: Years of unemployment due to McCarthyism

27 Z is for: Zillions of people protest in Anti- Nuclear Protest.

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