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Alger Hiss (November 1904 - November 1996)

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Alger Hiss (November 1904 - November 1996)

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1. Government Lawyer

2. Helped create the United Nations in the aftermath of World War II.

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Alger Hiss (November 1904 - November 1996)

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1. Joseph Stalin, Winston Churchill, and Harry Truman negotiated terms for the end of World War II.

2. One of them would consist of Germany being divided into four occupation zones.

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1. A policy in which the United States would give aid to any country that is being threatened by communism.

2. This ended the period of isolationism in America since they wouldn't get involved with affairs.

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Marshall Plan (April 1948- December 1951)

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Marshall Plan (April 1948- December 1951)

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1. To help Europe regain a good economy after World War II.

2. Help prevent the spread of Soviet Communism.

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1. The Soviet Union cut off all ground traffic into and out of West Berlin to make the Allies abandon the city.

2. 2.5 civilians had no access to food and other basic goods used in their daily lives.

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1. The United States and United Kingdom airlift food and fuel to Berlin from Allied airbases founded in Germany.

2. This was to help out the civilians who are starving with food and supplies.

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1. NATO means North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

2. The purpose is to guarantee the freedom and security of its members through political and military means.

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McCarthyism (February 1950- December 1954)

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McCarthyism (February 1950- December 1954)

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1. A campaign that endorses the use of unfair allegations and investigations.

2. Joseph McCarthy was the one who created this thing called McCarthyism.

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1. An all War out battle between North Korea and South Korea.

2. North Korea was supported by the Soviet Union, while the South was supported by the United States.

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1. A country could request assistance from US military forces if it was being threatened.

2. It was run by President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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1. A failed military landing operation on the southwestern coast of Cuba

2. This was directed and financed by the US government

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1. The Soviet Union placed missiles on Cuba.

2. This later caused the two countries to a brink of nuclear war.

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Mutual Assured Destruction (October 1962)

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Mutual Assured Destruction (October 1962)

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1. A military policy that posits that a full scale of nuclear weapons will result in an annihilation.

2. This was to prevent nuclear weapons from happening in the Cold War.

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1. The Soviets or communists was assumed that is was unqualifiedly evil.

2. Communism was spreading from one country to another in a matter of time.

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1. A battle between North and South Vietnam to help spread Communism.

2. The US was helping out the South, but they lost.

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Reagan's Evil Empire Speech (March 1983) 

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Reagan's Evil Empire Speech (March 1983) 

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1. President Ronald Reagan depicted nuclear warfare with the discussion of good and evil.

2. He also described the Soviet Union as evil and untrustworthy.

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Reagan's Evil Empire Speech (March 1983)

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Reagan's Tear Down This Wall Speech (June 1987)

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Reagan's Tear Down This Wall Speech (June 1987)

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1. Takes place in West Berlin

2. This speech was to give out peace and prosperity.

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1. The destruction of the Berlin wall.

2. This marks the first important step of German reunification and ends the Cold War.