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While I can "double dip" by studying the US' role in the Cold War, I still feel uncertain about US foreign policy in the later years of the Cold War. I am also pretty uncertain about Nixon's role in the Cold War and have little understanding on certain criteria, such as the Panama Canal Treaty (1977).

I have a solid foundation on the Civil Rights Movement and on differing leaders such as MLK and Malcolm X. Additionally, I feel comfortable with internal responses to the movement on a local, communal, and national level. On the other hand, I am not as familiar with indigenous movements as well as feminist movements and I would require more review.

I am very unclear about Canada and Latin America's involvement in the First World War and would like some reading material on it as well as the impact of the First World War on any of the countries in Latin America.

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At the moment, I have a good understanding on the causes and consequences of both the World Wars as well as the Cold War. While I have a good understanding on Hitler as an authoritarian leader, my understanding on Mao is still relatively limited and I feel as if I could use some more review.
I will be "double dipping" by overlapping my study materials for the Cold War by studying the Vietnam War, the Korean War, as well as conflicts in the European region (e.g. Berlin Blockade, Prague Spring). I will also be fulfilling the "multiple regions" requirement by attaching the Chilean Coup d'Etat and the Cuban Missile Crisis.

I have a good understanding of America's expansionist tendencies in Latin America as well as the Philippines, though I do feel as if I should review more as much of what we covered was last year.

I really need help on Canada's role in anything.

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I feel relatively comfortable with Germany and Japanese expansion as we have multiple resources and we have reviewed the events in class recently. I have the general timeline in my mind and I feel relatively comfortable with events pertaining WWII, although I could use some review on the Sino-Japanese events that led to the Manchurian Invasion.
Additionally, I am still unclear on the events for Italian Expansion as we have only briefly skimmed the topic. I don't really understand the extent of Mussolini's actions in other states (his expansionist tendencies).

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Rivalry, mistrust, and accord
-breakdown of the grand alliance and the emergence of superpower rivalry in Europe and Asia (1943-1949): role of ideology; fear and aggression; economic interests; a comparison of the roles of the US and the USSR
-the US, USSR and China - superpower relations (1947-1979): containment; peaceful co-existence; Sino-Soviet and Sino-US relations; detente
-Confrontation and reconciliation; reasons for the end of the Cold War (1980-1991): ideological challenges and dissent; economic problems; arms race
Sources: http://www.johndclare.net/China11.htm (Sino-Soviet Relations as well as Cold War developments in China)

Leaders and nations
-impact of two leaders, each chosen from a different region, on the course and development of the Cold War
-impact of Cold War tensions on two countries (excluding the USSR and the US)
Vietnam, Chilé, Korean War
Sources: Textbook, Quip page

Cold War crises
-Cold War crises case studies: detailed study of any two Cold War crises from different regions: examination and comparison of the causes, impact, and significance of the two crises.
- Vietnam War
- Korean War
- Chilean Coup
- Berlin Blockate
- Post-WWII actions in Europe (Marshall Plan, Truman Doctrine, "Iron Curtain", Berlin Airlifts).

Sources: One Note, Global Cold War Textbook

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Causes of expansion
-impact of fascism and Nazism on the foreign policies of Italy & Germany
-impact of domestic economic issues on the foreign policies of Italy & Germany
-changing diplomatic alignments in Europe; the end of collective security; appeasement

Sources: Textbook, Germany and Italian Expansion

Events
-German challenges to the post-war settlements (1933-1938)
-Italian expansion: Abyssinia (1935-1936); Albania; entry into the Second World War
-German expansion (1938-1939); Pact of Steel, Nazi-Soviet Pact & the outbreak of war

Responses
-international response to German aggression (1933-1938)
-international response to Italian aggression (1935-1936)
-international response to German & Italian aggression (1940)

Source ( somewhat): John D. Clare Website

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Paper Three - Civil Rights and social movements in the Americas post-1945

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Paper Three - Civil Rights and social movements in the Americas post-1945

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1) Indigenous people and civil rights in the Americas
2) African Americans and the civil rights movement: origins, tactics and organization; the US Supreme Court and legal challenges to segregation in education; ending of segregation in the South (1955-1980)
- Origins Source: Lies my History Teacher Told - Loewen
3) Role of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in the civil rights movement; the rise of radical African American activism (1965-68): Black Panthers; Black Power and Malcolm X; role of governments in civil rights movements in the Americas
4) Feminist movements in the Americas; reasons for emergence; impact and significance
5) Hispanic American movement in the United States; Cesar Chavez, immigration reform
6) Youth culture and protests of the 1960s and 1970s: characteristics and manifestations of a counter-culture

Sources: https://padlet.com/matthewjd_schroeder/x9kk5wi70j4

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Paper Three - The Cold War and the Americas (1945-1981)

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Paper Three - The Cold War and the Americas (1945-1981)

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1) Truman: containment and its implications; rise of McCarthyism and its effects on domestic and foreign policies of the United States; social and cultural impact of the Cold War
2) Korean War, the US and the Americas: reason for participation; military development; diplomatic and political outcomes
Sources: http://www.johndclare.net/cold_war10.htm
3) Eisenhower and DULLES: new Look and its application; characteristics and reasons for the policy; repercussions for the region.
4) United States' involvement in Vietnam: the reasons for, and nature of, the involvement at different stages; domestic effects and the end of the war; Canadian non-support of war; Latin American protest against the war.
5) US' foreign policies from Kennedy to Carter: the characteristics of, and reason for, policies; implications for the region: Kennedy's Alliance for Progress; Nixon's covert operations and Chile; Carter's quest for human rights and the Panama Canal Treaty (1977)
6) Cold War in either Canada or one Latin American country: reasons for foreign and domestic policies and their implementation

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Paper Three - Emergence of the Americas (1880-1929)

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Paper Three - Emergence of the Americas (1880-1929)

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https://padlet.com/matthewjd_schroeder/eb564lktcply
1) United States Expansionist Foreign Policies: political, economic, social and ideological

2) Spanish-American War (1898): causes effects
3) Impact of United States' foreign policies: the Big Stick; Dollar Diplomacy; moral diplomacy
4) United States and the First World War: from neutrality to involvmenet; reasons for US entry into the First World War; Wilson's peace ideals and the struggle for ratification of the Treaty of Versailles in in the United States; significance of the war for the US hemispheric status
5) Involvement of either Canada or one Latin American country in the First World War: nature of, and reasons for, involvement
6) Impact of the First World War on any two countries of the America: economic, political, social and foreign policies.

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Causes of expansion
-the impact of Japanese nationalism and militarism on foreign policy
- Washington Consensus, the Great Depression

-Japanese domestic issues: political and economic issues, and their impact on foreign relations

-Political instability in China

Events
-Japanese invasion of Manchuria and northern China (1931)
-Sino-Japanese War (1937-1941)
-The Three Power/Tripartite Pact; the outbreak of war; Pearl Harbor (1941)

Response
-League of Nations and Lytton report
-Political developments within China - the Second United Front
-International response, including US initiatives and increasing tensions between the US and Japan

Sources: https://padlet.com/matthewjd_schroeder/yau7zg0ivw9a
http://www.japanpitt.pitt.edu/essays-and-articles/history/japanese-imperialism-and-colonialism

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Causes of war
-Economic, ideological, political, territorial and other causes
-short and long-term causes
http://www.johndclare.net/
- WWI, WWII, Cold War

Practices of war and their impact on the outcome
-Types of war: civil wars; wars between states; guerrilla wars
-technological developments; theaters of war - air, land and sea
-the extent of the mobilization of human and economic resoursces
-the influence and/or involvement of foreign powers
- Old Textbook

Effects of war
-the successes and failures of peacemaking
-territorial changes
-political repercussions
-economic, social and demographic impact; changes in the role and status of women