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this is a soliloque I wrote about The Red Channels. The Red Channels can be dated to the beginning of the 1950's.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Channels#:~:text=Red%20Channels%3A%20The%20Report%20of,the%20start%20of%20the%201950s
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/bernstein-copland-seeger-and-others-are-named-as-communists

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Communism vs Capitalism by Toby Barnette

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Communism vs Capitalism by Toby Barnette

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Intrigue In The Mountains: Sikkim, The Cold War, And The Making of Superpowers

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Intrigue In The Mountains: Sikkim, The Cold War, And The Making of Superpowers

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By Eddy Mukic

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A Woman, A Man, And The Fate Of The U.S.

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A Woman, A Man, And The Fate Of The U.S.

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By Emma Flanigan

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A Woman, A Man, And The Fate Of The United States (1)

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How the Cold War affected the Olympics.

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Achieving an American goal Apollo space program. 

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Achieving an American goal Apollo space program. 

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by: Wendy, War Produce Such Iconic Music 

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by: Wendy, War Produce Such Iconic Music 

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amogus

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Achieving an American goal Apollo space program

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By: Evelin

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by henry mccoun

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By Robbie Altman

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marisol zamora

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Johnetta Smtih

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The Cuban Missile Crisis

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Created by Zoey Porucznik

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Censoring and Samizdat in the Soviet Union

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From the end of World War ll to the fall of the Berlin wall in 1989, the censoring of material that went against the ideology and politics of the Communist party was common practice in the Soviet Unio

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Josh M.

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East vs. West Berlin

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carter lippard

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Berlin airlift

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korean and china cold war

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By Teal Couper

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Vietnam war

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By Christopher Pease

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Roman Delphenich

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Elsa Twitchell

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This is the correct powerpoint

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Evan Farr

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Podcast

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Ethan Hadley

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PODCAST: Music as a Cultural Battle During the Cold War

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PODCAST: Music as a Cultural Battle During the Cold War

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I know its a PowerPoint file, but TRUST ME, this is a PodCast.

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LiamLaMalfa Cold War Project US History 9th

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Koan Laros

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julieta cancio

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Cuban Missil Crisis

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By: Keilana Tu'itupou

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Write something

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By: Lucy DeMoux
(As a side note, please ignore all slides past the thanks for watching slide, they're just scrapped slides.)

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Aidan cope (Quite rushed)

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evan kean

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Sariah Lucero                              Vietnam  music 

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Sariah Lucero                              Vietnam  music 

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Who

The 20thcentury’s is the most defining pop music and the soldiers were listen to music and the Vietnam war and they fought and wen they play. Music they hade modes of planning the music in military.

what

The song they listen to was the right things and before dawn

Where

Wen the soldiers were in the war they listen to the radio and the  cassette desks or reel-to-reel tape players and they love song that hade to do with going home because that was there many goal to get home

When

The soldiers listen to it wen they were in the war and in the military.

Why

They listen to the music because they it gave soldiers a way to start making sense and that didn't make a lot of sense to them,
The Vietnam War Divided The Country, But Music United The Troops | Here & Now (wbur.org)
The Vietnam War: Why That Conflict Iconic Music | Time

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BY; Patrick Reyes

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nevaeh

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Demareay Grayer

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mccarthyism / nate tsai