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At the Yalta Conference discussion was had about the post war world. At the conference Stalin hesitantly agreed to split Germany into 4 zones and to allow free elections, but he would soon break his promises.

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Truman Doctrine          March 12, 1947 

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Truman Doctrine          March 12, 1947 

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The Truman Doctrine was passed to help countries fighting communist countries/uprisings. The Soviet Union being a communist country strongly disliked this doctrine.

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Stalin implicated the blockade of Berlin to restrict people from entering or leaving Berlin. As a result of the Blockade America dropped food and supplies to those in Berlin. This weakened Stalins purpose of the blockade and angered him.

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Creation of NATO             April 4, 1949

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Creation of NATO             April 4, 1949

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The creation of NATO was an alliance that unified countries that were against communism. This angered the Soviet Union because NATO wanted to contain communism. NATO's purpose was to defend themselves from communist countries

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Communists Defeat Nationalists in China October 1, 1949

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Communists Defeat Nationalists in China October 1, 1949

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The communist uprising in China was a representation of communism spreading in the world. This uprising left the Soviet Union with another potential ally and the U.S more frightful as communism contiued to grow.

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NSC-68 allowed America to build up their military in order to fight in the Korean War. The Soviet Union didn't like this because the U.S was preparing to fight against a communist country.

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The Korean War started with communist North Korea's invasion of non-communist South Korea. As the U.S intervened to help South Korea and China intervened to help North Korea  tensions continued to grow between communist countries and those against communism.

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The Soviet Union's testing of the Hydrogen Bomb terrified Americans as they realized the communist country was advancing rapidly in the area of nuclear bombs and technology. The pressure was on for America to retaliate with an advancement of their own.

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Iran Coup                           1953 

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Iran Coup                           1953 

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America wanted to overthrow the Iranian government in order to have access to oil, and prevent the Soviet Union from having control over the oil. The Iranian leader had good relations with the Soviet Union which prompted the U.S to orchestrate the overthrow. This angered the Soviet Union because America was trying to prevent them from accessing oil.

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Battle of Dien Bien Phu    March 13, 1954 – May 7, 1954 

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Battle of Dien Bien Phu    March 13, 1954 – May 7, 1954 

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The Battle of Dien Bien Phu split Vietnam into two reagions, North and South, North being communist and South non-communist. This further represented not only the spread of communism but also tensions between communist countries and non-communist countries.

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Hungarian Uprising   October 23, 1956 – November 10, 1956 

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Hungarian Uprising   October 23, 1956 – November 10, 1956 

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Hungary attempted to overthrow the Soviet Union but were denied help from America. In conclusion the Soviet Union crushed the uprising. Communism continued to spread throughout Europe.

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Suez Crisis                  October 1956 

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Suez Crisis                  October 1956 

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The Suez Canal supplied oil to a majority of the western world and Europe. The countries that controlled the oil supply, such as Egypt had strong relationships with the Soviet Union, which worried America.

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Sputnik                        October 4, 1957 

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Sputnik                        October 4, 1957 

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Once again the Soviet Union had made a huge technological advancement leaving America worried and pressured to stay ahead of the Soviet Union. This only made tensions worse between the two countries.

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The Soviet Union shot down an American spy plane. This angered Americans as well as the Soviet Union because it became apparent that the U.S was spying on them.

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Diplomatic End with Cuba January 3, 1961

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Diplomatic End with Cuba January 3, 1961

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America ended diplomatic relations with communist Cuba. This only made America seem like the enemy, not only to Cuba but all communist countries that supported Cuba, including the Soviet Union.