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Socialist ideology follows the belief that supports economic philosophy as a whole, rather than individual companies. This came into effect during the French Revolution

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1848-Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels "The Communist Manifesto"

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1848-Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels "The Communist Manifesto"

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Marx and Engels published "The Communist Manifesto" with the belief that forming one social class would help the struggles that classes faced.

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Bolshevik, a political party lead to a victory of seizing Petrograd, leading to a civil war and the formation of the Soviet Union.

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A Soviet political leader who governed the Soviet Union as a dictator.

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Served as head of the Soviet Union as a politician and political theorist.

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The Manhattan Project was the development and research for atomic and nuclear weapons for WWII.

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August 6, the first atomic bomb was detonated in Japan, the city of Hiroshima by the United States.

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Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin meet to discuss the war against Japan and the Soviet association with the UN.

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Settle matters relating to Germany and Poland. Draft treaties with Germany and allies and formation on Council of Foreign Ministers.

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Germany was divided into 4 zones, France in the southwest, Great Britain in the northwest, US in the south, and the Soviet Union in the east.

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A political boundary dividing into 2 seperate areas, from end of WWII to the end of the Cold War.

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Part of the Truman Doctrine, which redefined America's policy of foreign trade to support more minority groups.

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Shifted the foreign policy towards the Soviet Union from an anti-fascist alliance.

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A plan to help rehabilitate 17 European countries in order to create better conditions for more democratic plans for after the 2nd World war.

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When Soviet blocked rail, road, and water access to areas of Berlin, the UK and US began to airlift food and fuel to Berlin.

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US, Canada, and several European nations provide security against the Soviet Union, and was the first peacetime military alliance outside the west.

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Civil war in China between the communist and nationalist party after Japan's defeat in WWII. Communists gained control of mainland China.

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August 29, the Soviet Union tests its first atomic bomb in Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan.

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A 3 year war that began after North Korea invaded South Korea, where no side won and no treaty was signed after.

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The overthrow of Fulgencio Batista's regime to establish a new Cuban government lead by Fidel Castro.

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First secretary of the communist party in the Soviet Union and made the communist regime less repressive.

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The Warsaw Pact was dominated by the Soviet Union and was created in hopes to balance out the power that NATO had.

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From 1955-1975 the Vietnam war began due to the belief that American had that communism was threatening to expand over south-east Asia.

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Policy where one or both parties could force interaction between them to confrontation in order to gain an advantage or reach negotiation.

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The countrywide revolution against the Stalinist government of the Hungarian People's Republic and the Hungarian domestic policies that were imposed by the USSR.

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This allowed Middle Eastern countries could request economical assistance from US forces, only if they were being threatened.

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Soviet Union launches an artificial satellite to orbit the earth for three months.

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The first satellite launched by the US shortly after USSR launched Sputnik 1.

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5 year plan of the People's Republic of China in an economical and social campaign lead by the communist party.

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Confrontation between US and USSR with the shooting down of US U-2 plane over the Soviet Union, causing the collapse of Paris conference.

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Cuban-exile invasion forced landed along the Bay of Pigs and went under heavy fire, sinking and destroying Cuban air and navy forces.

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Political and military standoff over the installation of nuclear-armed Soviet missiles of Cuba.

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Soviet politician who lead the Soviet Union as General Secretary for the communist party and as a chairman of the Supreme Soviet.

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Nation schools were shut down for youth mobilization to take current party leaders and assess their lack of revolutionary movement.

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Warsaw Pact troops invade Czechoslovakia to take down reformist trend happening in Prague.

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When Richard Nixon visited China, it was the first time the public was able to see images of China in over 20 years, ending the isolation between the two countries.

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The first series of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, where the US and Soviet Union negotiated the first agreements to place limits over the central.

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1972-1979, another talk between Soviet and US negotiators that discussed the manufacture of nuclear weapons.

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Agreement that recognized that post WWII frontiers in Europe and pledged 35 nations respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms.

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Under the leader Pol Pot, the Khmer Rouge tried to take Cambodia back forcing millions to work of communal farms and killed up to 2 million people.

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The rising opposition of the Somoza dictatorship by the Sandinista. This lead to the Nicaraguan Democratic Force waging war against the Sandinista government.

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Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan to pretext of upholding the Soviet-Afghan friendship treaty. They invaded to re-establish a government that related to their beliefs more.

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The US boycotted the summer olympics in Moscow as part of the protests against the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

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1982-Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan

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1982-Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan

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Both were critical of the Soviet Union and agreed to store nuclear weapons in the UK. This increased NATO's ability to land a strike in the Europe.

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In Beijing there was a protest the mourning of the death of the liberal communist party leader that was crushed by China's communist rulers.

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As the Cold war began to slow down across Eastern Europe, the citizens of GDR were allowed to cross the country's border.

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He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for leading a role in a peace process with important parts for the international community.

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A series of peaceful protests were let to the GDR first free elections, and a Unification Treaty.

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Mikhail Gorbachev resigned as a president of the Soviet Union, leaving a new president to Russia, a new independent state.

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North Korea detonates their first device, tested underground and shows the nuclear capabilities.

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Cuba and the US renew their relations that had been severed since 1961 during the cold war.