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10.  Give a detailed summary of two Cold War Events.

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10.  Give a detailed summary of two Cold War Events.

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The Cuban Missile Crisis was a main event in the Cold War because it was when one of the U.S. pilots found out that their was Soviet missiles in Cuba which Kennedy was informed and saw it as a threat and Khrushchev wrote a letter to Kennedy of an agreement if they took the missile crisis away from Cuba the U.S. wouldn't do anything against Cuba in which later on Kennedy & Khrushchev come an agreement. Also the North Korea and South were divided due to the fact that North Korea wanted to take over the South the 2 countries were divided in the 38th parallel in which both fought in war and North invaded the south by pushing them out then the U.S. came in too help the South and pushed them back to the border of the 38th peninsula. In 1953 they signed an armistice. This war is forgotten by many because it was a war that the U.S. first won battle against the Soviet .

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9.  Explain the positive and negative effects of a U.S. action during the cold war. Give and event that the U.S. was involved in and list the positive and negative outcomes it produced.Bay of Pigs Invasion

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9.  Explain the positive and negative effects of a U.S. action during the cold war. Give and event that the U.S. was involved in and list the positive and negative outcomes it produced.Bay of Pigs Invasion

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The negative effects were that it led to destructive conflicts like Vietnam war and the North Korea war. America became the sole superpower of the world. Positive effect was that it helped create a stabled political war.

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8.  Know about the fall of the Soviet Union.-Glastnost, Perestroika,Mikhail Gorbachev

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8.  Know about the fall of the Soviet Union.-Glastnost, Perestroika,Mikhail Gorbachev

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On Christmas Day in 1991, the Soviet flag flew over the Kremlin in Moscow. 11 Soviet republics announced that they would no longer be part of the Soviet Union. Instead, they declared they would establish a Commonwealth of Independent States. Because the three Baltic republics (Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia) had already declared their independence from the USSR, only one of its 15 republics, Georgia, remained. Soviet Union had fallen, largely due to the great number of radical reforms that Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev had implemented during his six years as the leader of the USSR. Also he did 2 policies in which would help the USSR be more prosperous, and productive which one of the was called "Glasnost" gave freedoms to Soviet citizens for the first time & "Perestroika" was economic restructuring. The best way to revive the Soviet economy, & allowed its people to own businesses for the first time since the 1920s.

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7.  When did East and West Germany finally reunify? What event led to the reunification?

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7.  When did East and West Germany finally reunify? What event led to the reunification?

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Since the fall of the Soviet Union many East Germans begin to flee that nation and it led to the destruction of the Berlin wall to come down in (1990) talks between East and West German officials, joined by officials from the United States, Great Britain, France, and the USSR, began to explore the possibility of reunification. Negotiations between the GDR and FRG that culminated in a Unification Treaty

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6.  Know about President Nixon’s contributions to the Cold War.	-What is detente?	-What is Ping-Pong Diplomacy?

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6.  Know about President Nixon’s contributions to the Cold War.	-What is detente?	-What is Ping-Pong Diplomacy?

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Nixon was an anti-communist, he set out tensiones with the communist block after becoming president. Which he wanted not win or try anything agaisnt but to manage the cold war. Ping-Pong Diplomacy refers to the exchange of table tennis players between the United States and People's Republic of China in the early 1970s

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5.  Know about Proxy Wars (dates, course of events, significance, involved parties, how did they end...) VietnamKorea

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5.  Know about Proxy Wars (dates, course of events, significance, involved parties, how did they end...) VietnamKorea

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1945-1949 Chinese Civil War, 1973 Chile military junta, 1973-1989 Middle East conflict, 1977-1978 Ethiopia, 1950-1953, Korean War. 1954-1975, Vietnam War.

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4.  Know about the Space Race. How did it affect the Soviet Union and America? Who won the space race? What events were important during the space race?

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4.  Know about the Space Race. How did it affect the Soviet Union and America? Who won the space race? What events were important during the space race?

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The space race was basically another competition for the U.S. & Russia which was  In the late 1950's, space would become another dramatic arena for this competition, as each side sought to prove the superiority of its technology, its military firepower and by extension its political economic system. The U.S. won the Space Race. And the important event were the construction of the "Berlin Wall" in 1961 & the "Cuban Missile Crisis" in 1962 and the breakout of war in Southeast Asia.

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3.  Know about Soviet Involvement in the Cold War. Iron Curtain What did Stalin say about free elections after WWII? Warsaw Pact

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3.  Know about Soviet Involvement in the Cold War. Iron Curtain What did Stalin say about free elections after WWII? Warsaw Pact

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After World War II, the Soviet Union and its Western allies parted ways as mutual suspicions of the other's intentions and actions, The United States worked to contain Soviet expansion in this period of international relations that has come to be known as the Cold War. The Soviets wanted a divided Germany because that lacked powers to start wars. Soviet authorities took over most of Eastern Europe isolating it from the west which was so strong that was called "Iron Curtain". Stalin promised free elections in which he broke it and installed governments dominated by the Soviet Union.

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2.  Know about U.S. involvement in the Cold War. NATO, Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Cuban Missile Crisis, Containment

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2.  Know about U.S. involvement in the Cold War. NATO, Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Cuban Missile Crisis, Containment

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The U.S. and the Soviet were the two most powerful countries in the world, but The Soviet Union was a "communist" country while the USA was a "capitalist" country. Both countries had the atomic bomb it was impossible for them to go to war against each other. Instead, they engaged in a Cold War between 1945 and 1989 a war without actual fighting between American and Russian soldiers. The U.S. made a foreign policy known as containment acting to contain the spread of communism. Also the "Truman Doctrine" was a policy named by president Harry Truman which the U.S. offered foreign aid to the country threatened by communist expansion. The "Marshall Plan" provided foreign aid to 16 democratic European nations that struggled to recover from World WW2 the U.S. believed that the recovery would help these nations avoid communist influence.

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1.  The Yalta Conference What happened. Who attended.

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1.  The Yalta Conference What happened. Who attended.

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The Yalta conference was in February 1945 by 3 leaders British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin and U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt.  In which they agreed to demand Germany’s unconditional surrender and began plans for a post-war world. In which those agreements were kept a secret & became controversial after Soviet-American wartime cooperation degenerated into the Cold War.