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Claim: The Korean War impacted foreign policy in a negative way. Most of the fighting going on in Korea and the US troops getting cut off by china and being pushed back.

Evidence 1: In source A, it shows that the marines were cut off from the Chosin reservoir by Chinese forces and tons of soldiers kept getting slaughtered by Chinese forces-(Source A, "Give Me Tomorrow"). This proves that the war caused soldiers to wish that they would still continue to live to fight in battle and not die.

Evidence 2: In Source B, shows that many marine soldiers were getting slaughtered and killed by many Chinese forces and being buried in the Koto-ri command post 11 miles south of the reservoir. This proves that it was mostly negative for the US marines because they suffered much mass slaughter by the Chinese forces which gave the North Koreans the most advantage towards the war.

Evidence 3: Source C shows that the US air forces had much air control in the war and used it towards their advantage towards the war. They also used napalm which was a deadly weapon in their arsenal and caused much damage to enemy troops. This proves mostly positive for American forces during the war due to powerful weaponry and total air control over the Korean and Chinese forces.

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claim: Berlin airlift had a huge impact on foreign policies due to the US providing aid.
- evidence in source A shows how stalin is not willing to help other countries rather close the door on them then we see harry truman going over what he says and offering his help and money to provide stability for other countries and contain communism.
- source b relates to source A because its trying to say that they are sharing their power and trying to fight for it on the ground but in the air its everyone's also the planes are flying to areas where people are struggling to help them and bring them supply's.

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Claim: The NATO had a big impact on the USA foreign policy.
Evidence: In Source B shows all the presidents of each state are signing the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to provide collective security against the soviet Union.
Evidence#2: Source A show the the Cold War map and how the states are getting together to provide more security for each other against their enemy
Reasoning: This evidence support the claim that the NATO had a big impact on the US

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Containment, By; Carlos Bahuman & Sebastian Maldonado

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Containment, By; Carlos Bahuman & Sebastian Maldonado

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Claim: During the cold war and still to this day the US has removed communism by domestic policies and has tried to contain it by foreign policies.
Evidence 1: The division of Germany was in a way the u.s. prevent communism because it controlled 1/4 of Germany creating what once was a communist nation into democracy. (source B)
Evidence 2: In George Kennan's telegram he talks about how communism is a constant battle (Source A)
Reasoning: With communism being a constant battle at home and over seas the fear worsens creating the 2nd red scare.

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Containment, by: Brandon Cardenas and Junior Sanchez

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Containment, by: Brandon Cardenas and Junior Sanchez

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Claim: The Cold War greatly impacted the United States' foreign and domestic policies by passing the Truman Doctrine to prevent the spread of communism and acknowledging a different government trying to take over the world  through George Keenan's Telegram.

Evidence 1:Source A for Containment was a telegram sent by George Keenan who was in the USSR during the Cold War and got word that the Russians would make Germany pay after the US decided not force reparations on them. The USSR wanted a buffer zone and then led to the spread of communism in which the US noticed it as a threat and needed a way to stop it.

Evidence 2:Source C for Containment involves President Truman talking before Congress to pass a a foreign policy allowing for the US to help Greece and Turkey from being forced to turn Communist. This was the beginning of the Truman Doctrine where the US would start giving money to poor countries to turn AWAY from the enemy to democracy. The Marshall Plan also helped along with the Truman Doctrine to prevent the spread of Communism to East Europe and also the rest of the world.

Reasoning:The evidence listed clearly explains why the Cold War allowed for the US to pass foreign and domestic policies.

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Claim: The Korean War had a negative impact on U.S foreign policy.
Evidence: Source A shows how the U.S had been forced to retreat and led to even more fighting in a foreign country.
Source B shows the horrors of war and how our interaction in the Korean War led to negative outcomes.
Source C shows the U.S in full attack mode showing the negative effect of our foreign policy.
Reasoning:Source C best depicts the claim because it shows how our foreign policy became negative in the Korean War
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The Second Red Scare, Arely Rios & Dulce Gonzalez

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The Second Red Scare, Arely Rios & Dulce Gonzalez

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CLAIM: The second red scare led to paranoia as people were panicked about the spread of communism.This was an example of a Domestic policy.
EVIDENCE: Most people from the government, teachers, directors, writers and other citizens were investigated by the FBI for being "communist". (Source A)
EVIDENCE: In source B, it portrays government  agents running over American citizens without caring about how people  are affected.
EVIDENCE: In source A, the agents are pointing at a world map, specifically pointing at the Soviet Union with scissors, representing  how they found every little thing suspicious.
REASONING: Many people lost their jobs because of the "Black List". The government hurt many citizens but had the excuse "We're killing Communists". Creating depression, and the lost of many lives, people lost hope, because after being in the "black list" it was hard to get off it.

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United Nations by: Fernando Castro & Ramil Mangaya

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United Nations by: Fernando Castro & Ramil Mangaya

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Claim: The Cold war had a slight positive impact on foreign policy.
Evidence 1: Life in Korea: Rare and Classic Photos From The 'Forgotten War', Source C depicts American and United Nation troops enjoying a performance show in Korea.
Evidence 2: "United" Source B depicts ALL of the nations coming together to fight for complete freedom and peace.
Reasoning: This evidence supports the claim that the Cold War had a slight positive impact on Foreign Policy because it clearly shows how the United Nations did their best to unite people no matter their place of origin or racial background.

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Marshall Plan, By: Noelia Corrales & Nathalie Lopez 

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Marshall Plan, By: Noelia Corrales & Nathalie Lopez 

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CLAIM: The Marshall Plan had a huge impact on Foreign Policy.
EVIDENCE 1: Source A- We feel the need to help other countries so that people don't fall into communism
EVIDENCE 2: Source C- George Marshall helped make a massive aid program to rebuild Europe after WW2, he sent nearly 13 billion dollars to the aid program.
REASONING: This evidence describes that the Marshall plan was a foreign policy because of how much we took care of Europe after the WWll and how much effort we put into our fellow country was stable

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McCarthyism By Angie, Camille, and Xander 

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McCarthyism By Angie, Camille, and Xander 

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CLAIM: McCarthyism part of the Cold War was a domestic policy and had a negative impact on our nation.

Evidence #1:  Downfall : Senator McCarthy turned the communist investigation into a witch hunt, he would have public hearings that were nationally televised. He would claim to have a list of people that were communist, later finding out those documents were a fraud. He's public hearings were censored. McCarthy just created more paranoia within the country (Source B)

Evidence #2: Tactics: McCarthy would ruin reputations and blacklisted people (Source B)

Reasoning: Everyone was turning against each other  because of Senator McCarthy's claim against the "alleged" communists spread throughout the Nation in roles and jobs with the power of influence on the common people, making everyone mistrust their teachers, leaders, and politicians..

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CLAIM: Facing The Bomb had a big impact mainly on the U.S domestic policy.
Evidence 1: Source A shows children preparing for a potential nuclear attack.
Evidence 2: Source B shows a family fallout shelter, implying that Americans are preparing for a potential nuclear war.
Evidence 3: Source C was an example of domestic policy because the Bearden family had all of the food and supplies they would need in case of an atomic bomb attack.
Reasoning: The potential nuclear war had American's on edge and prepared their families. Children were prepared in schools and bomb shelters were built in the event of an attack. Also led to paranoia in America.

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CLAIM: The Truman Doctrine has a big impact in foreign policy to counter communism.
EVIDENCE 1: Truman Doctrine Source A shows the speech of President Truman on March 12, 1947, he says that US should offer help to Greece and Turkey. To prevent communism.
EVIDENCE 2:  Political cartoon in Source B shows the bear represent Russia who is taking over the world.
REASONING: This evidence supports the claim that the U.S.S.R was spreading communism and the Truman Doctrine was signed to contain communism to stop spreading in Europe so the U.S didn't fall into the  communist pool as well.

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Containment, By: Alfhonso Apostol and Naweid Allavi

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Containment, By: Alfhonso Apostol and Naweid Allavi

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uCLAIM: The Cold War containment  had a negative impact on the U.S. foreign policy.
Evidence 1 : There are two centers of the worlds significance. A socialist center, drawing to countries which tends towards socials and there was a capitalism. Countries inclined towards capitalism.
Evidence 2: Stalin was trying to get most of Europe because he wanted power and spread communism. Europe was divided into two because of the Iron Curtain.
Evidence 3: Source 3 explains that there are two sides into the world, one that is free and one that is not.
Reasoning: This evidence supports the claim that the cold war impacted the home front because they thought everyone was spies for communism. They had communism witch hunts. Capitalist wanted to contain the spread of communism.

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Korean War, By: Serenity Jackson, Jesus, and Rovi

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Korean War, By: Serenity Jackson, Jesus, and Rovi

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CLAIM: The Korean war had a impact on Foreign Policy.
Evidence 1: The man in the picture is a representation of the soldiers in the Korean War and how they where holding on to any life they had left. North Korea wanted to spread communism in South Korea, the United States is forced to take action and go to a war in Korea. The war was so fierce that one of the American soldiers who was fighting over communism hoped he could still see the sky the next day, this negatively affected the foreign policy because American troops were pushed to their limits during the war(Source A).
Evidence 2:  In source B it exemplifies how The Cold war ended in many fatalities. So many people died, so  they ended up just putting them all together in one grave. This  impacts the  Foreign policy because  U.s had to go help fight after the North Koreans invaded.
Reasoning: This evidence supports my claim because it shows how many people were dying, from US marines. But when the US led a force driving the North Koreans back the were encountered by Chinese invasion. Lots of people lost their lives, which further impacted the reason for the baby boom in starting in 1960ś.

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Court Cases, By: Krystal Haro and Desirae Nuno

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Court Cases, By: Krystal Haro and Desirae Nuno

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CLAIM:  The Court Cases during the Cold War created negative suspicion in domestic policy.
EVIDENCE 1: In Source A the depiction of faulty evidence is shown to be the only motive sending people to trial. It is shown that only a simply act of vandalism is the only evidence taken into consideration in the conviction of many.
EVIDENCE 2: In Source B an innocent looking couple who were convicted of espionage and were cruelly executed in the electric chair.
REASONING: This evidence supports the claim that the Cold War impacted the domestic policies because the lack of strong evidence led to mass suspicion amongst all in the U.S.. This suspicion caused Congress to convict many, ultimately ruining lives and careers.

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(Example Post)Second Red Scare, By: Kristina Vasquez 

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(Example Post)Second Red Scare, By: Kristina Vasquez 

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CLAIM: The Cold War had a tremendous impact on U.S. domestic Policy.
EVIDENCE 1: Second Red Scare Source A depicts the United States as a frantic man rushing to distinguish fire.
EVIDENCE 2: The fire in Source A represents...
REASONING: This evidence supports the claim that the cold war impacted the home front because....