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The Cold War was a dispute between the Soviet Union and the United states. The Soviet Union was a Communist country and wanted to spread communism. The U.S. was very against communism an wanted it to be contained. "The Cold War - Google Search." Google.com. N. p., 2018. Web. 17 May 2018.

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World War II left a lot of Europe in poverty and in a famine.The Marshal Plan gave financial aid to 16 nations in Europe. The primary goal of the Marshall Plan was to rebuild the economies the spirits of Western Europe

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Germany was split up into 4 zones and the U.S. wanted to unite the two western parts to create a new west German nation. Stalin felt threatened by this action so he sent troops to the border of West Berlin and blocked traffic so Berlin's citizens were not not getting the supplies they needed so the U.S. and Britain created an airlift to save the city.

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Sputnik was the world's first artificial satellite. "Sputnik, This Political Cartoon Is Saying That By Russia ... By Iyanni Kennedy."

Thinglink.com. N. p., 2018. Web. 17 May 2018.

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Sputnik, the world's first satellite launched 60 years ago today

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The Korean war was a conflict in between North Korea and south Korea. The U.S. decided to side with south Korea to prevent the spread of communism. There was a total of 23,300 U.S. causalities

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July 11, 1951 - CBS Radio: Edward R. Murrow News with Don Hollenbeck - Gordon Skene Sound Collection -
Another mixed-signals day, this July 11, 1951. With truce talks going on in Korea, fighting was still going on - with a reported additional 164 American troops killed in action during the week. It raised the total to some 78,726 since the conflict began.

As for the truce talks themselves, the latest meeting, which was the third one, was hoped to produce an agenda. But hopes weren't high. As the negotiating team left for Kaesong they were still hoping to establish an order by which the various points would be discussed - they had at least made progress in lining up the agenda. But it was slow. Reports and updates were expected to be trickling over the following days.

In the meantime, very little in the way of dependable information was expected to be coming in, since most of the reports were coming via Communist listening posts. Reporters to the truce talks were initially barred, but a last minute reversal prompted a flood of journalists to head to Kaesong - so things were looking up, at least to getting some accuracy in reports.

Meanwhile, further to the north and west - reports surfacing via Bulgaria, Rumania and Poland indicated a brewing dissatisfaction by the Kremlin of the administration of some Satellite nations and their decision to do something about that. The reports indicated the Kremlin was getting rid of a number of formerly highly-regarded commissars, generals and other party leaders. Speculation was rife that the Kremlin was planning on folding these satellite nations into the USSR. The move was considered an effort to not repeat the situation that happened with Tito and Yugoslavia. Reports surfaced from Rumania via diplomatic channels in Vienna that, in Rumania rumors of a rapid rise in numbers and intensity of anti-Semitic activities, sponsored presumably by the Communists under the guise of an anti-Zion campaign. Reports surfaced of the presence of small "enlightenment teams", assigned to Jewish settlements to persuade the Jews to renounce plans to emigrate to Israel. The "enlightenment" was reported to have taken the form of beatings, extortions and the confiscation of property in the familiar pogrom pattern. One Rumanian newspaper was claimed to have printed editorials claiming the Jews had in fact supported Hitler in the war against Russia.

And that's just a small slice of the news going on, this July 11, 1951 - as reported by Don Hollenbeck, substituting for Edward R. Murrow and The News.

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July 11, 1951 - CBS Radio: Edward R. Murrow News with Don Hollenbeck - Gordon Skene Sound Collection - Another mixed-signals day, this July 11, 1951. With truce talks going on in Korea, fighting was still going on - with a reported additional 164 American troops... #broadcastjournalism #broadcasts

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1.In 1926 Cuba became a Communist nation.Fidel Castro became the leader of Cuba..
2.On October 14,1962 America found out the Soviet Union was building missiles in Cuba.
3. The Bay of Pigs Invasion was the first attack on Cuba from the U.S.
4.Kennedy wanted to create a blockade to Prevent the Soviets from delivering  more missiles so he created a Naval Blockade on October 22
5. On October 24 the Soviets stopped short of the blockade.
6. On October 28th the Soviet Union and the U.S. made a deal that they had to withdraw their weapons."Ok Now Let Me Use Yuo As Missile Base | Now Meme On Me.Me." me.me. N. p., 2018. Web. 18 May 2018

Wingrove, Paul. "Cuban Missile Crisis: Nikita Khrushchev's Cuban Gamble Misfired | Paul Wingrove." the Guardian. N. p., 2012. Web. 17 May 2018.

"Fidel Castro - Google Search."

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The history of the Cuban Missile Crisis - Matthew A. Jordan

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The Vietnam War November 1, 1955 – April 30, 1975

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The Vietnam War November 1, 1955 – April 30, 1975

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1.The U.S. got involved with Dien Bien Phu falls to prevent the spread of Communism.
2.North Vietnam  fired upon two U.S. ships.
3. Operation Rollin thunder was raid bombs that happened in 1964
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"How Long Was The Vietnam War - Google Search." Google.com. N. p., 2018. Web. 18 May 2018.
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"How Long Was The Vietnam War - Google Search." Google.com. N. p., 2018. Web. 18 May 2018.

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1. On June 1989 Poland was in a revolution.
2. The revolution spread to Czechoslovakia Hungary. and Romania.
3. The Berlin wall fell in 1989
4. The soviet Union dissolved on December 26, 1991
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"Poland Revolution 1989 - Google Search." Google.com. N. p., 2018. Web. 18 May 2018.

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1. the baby boom was from 1946-1964
2. mcCarthyism was accusations of treason without proper evidence thaat happened through 1950- 1954
3.Martin Luther King was assassinated on april 4th 1968.
4.Nixon resigned in 1947 because of the Water Gate Scandal

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The band Guns n Roses was debuted

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The first color television was introduced to the public.

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The band Aerosmith was formed in Boston Massachetts

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Sun Records opens for business

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Gretchen Merrill won the U.S. ladies figure skating championship