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Effect: When the main Allied Powers split up Germany, this built up tension between the conflicting political beliefs. It started a roller coaster of arguments between the USSR and the U.S.A

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Connection: All throughout history, and even today, we see governments taking action to aid people in certain events. During the Great Depression, the U.S government made several programs to help people, giving them money, food, shelter, or even just help.

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Cause: Presidential Candidate, Jorge Gaitan, was murdered. This caused an outbreak of violence and brutality. Dangerous riots broke out cause tons of people to die.

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Effect: When Israel established, conflict quickly built up with the Palestine people. It turned into decades of conflict and war, and usually Israel on the winning side.

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Effect: NATO only strengthened the tensions between the U.S and USSR. The soviets quickly formed an alliance with the border countries surrounding them, making sure neither side had the upper hand. However, it showed that each side was ready to go to war if needed.

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Effect: Once the communists won the civil war in China, they quickly made several political and economical changes. First, Mao Zedong became the dictator. This led to further advancements in mass farming and production, as well as equal benefits.

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Connection: Today, North Korea stands as one of the most communist countries in the world. They isolate themselves, and rarely get tangled in international affairs. They regulate what they citizens see and don't see so they have complete control.

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1954: Armas stages coup to control Guatemala 

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1954: Armas stages coup to control Guatemala 

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Effect: When the coup got rid of the elected leader of Guatemala, harsh dictatorial leaders to their place. This led to a long line of suffering and despair under bad leaders.

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Cause: When NATO was formed, Russia was threatened due to such a larch alliance. In response, they formed the Warsaw Pact with border countries. This ultimately led to a Stalemate between the sides.

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Cause: When Rosa Parks sat down on a bus in the front, the area meant for whites, a man asked her if she could have her seat. She refuse, and was soon arrested. This cause an uproar, and soon millions of black Americans were't using the bus.

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Connection: The Soviet Union was able to invade Hungary with little resistance by other countries. This connects to what we learned about during the Cold War, the fear tactics put in place to neutralize the opponent, aka not starting the next world war.

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Effect: The ending of this war led to Fidel Castro taking over Cuba. He began talking with the Soviets, eventually storing bombs. He posed a threat to the U.S with his dictatorial leadership. Plans to over throw him, like the bay of pigs, were unsuccessful at the time.

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Connection: I can connect this to all sorts of peaceful protests throughout history. There were many peaceful protests led during this time. It makes me reflect on all of the types of protests during the Civil Rights movements.

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1963: George Wallace blocks Black students from entering university.

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1963: George Wallace blocks Black students from entering university.

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Effect: Once the headline made national coverage, the president sent troops to escort the kids into the school. Not only did it show that the government was willing to do anything for the well being and interest of its citizens, but it showed that Civil Rights was the future.

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1963: Police Arrest Martin Luther King Jr. 

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1963: Police Arrest Martin Luther King Jr. 

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Effect: Arresting the leader of the Civil Rights movement didn't end it, it strengthened it. It cause an uproar of passion for civil right activists, even with their leader arrested. However, this didn't stop King. He continued to protest and lead the Civil Rights movement.

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1963: March on Washington. I Have a Dream speech

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1963: March on Washington. I Have a Dream speech

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Connection: I feel that this march and speech are the most influential and memorable moments of the Civil Rights movement. They way Martin Luther King Jr. was able to group black and white Americans is incredible during such a time. He spoke arguably the most known speech in American history.

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1964: President Johnson signs Civil Rights Act of 1964

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1964: President Johnson signs Civil Rights Act of 1964

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Effect: The signing of this act was the end of segregation in America. It was probably one of the biggest steps in the push for equal rights. It sent the U.S into an era of rapid reform for Black americans.

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1965: Civil Rights leader Malcolm X is murdered

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1965: Civil Rights leader Malcolm X is murdered

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Cause: Malcolm X converts to Islam while he is imprisoned. He then becomes a preacher and minister. However, he attends a Hajj, and as a result changes his tactic to less violent methods. Unfortunately, he is assassinated for changing ways, by people of Islam.

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1965: President Johnson signs the Voting Rights Act of 1965

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1965: President Johnson signs the Voting Rights Act of 1965

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Cause: Before this, many colored Americans didn't vote due to the harsh restrictions. This like poll taxes and literacy tests prevented many from passing. This opened the gates for more voting and equal rights.

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1968: Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated in Tennessee. 

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1968: Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated in Tennessee. 

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Connection: Even when assassinated, I still feel Kings legacy has lived on even today. His assassination doesn't shine over his remembrance because he had such and influential impact on America, to great to be forgotten.