11 War and Revolution (1940–1949)
... In eastern Greek (Aegean) Macedonia, east of the River Strimeon (Struma), the Bulgarians were ruthless toward Greeks, by then the majority there. As we saw earlier, Greek authorities forcefully relocated the area’s Macedonians, its Slavic-speaking inhabitants, after the Balkan Wars and the Great War ...
... In eastern Greek (Aegean) Macedonia, east of the River Strimeon (Struma), the Bulgarians were ruthless toward Greeks, by then the majority there. As we saw earlier, Greek authorities forcefully relocated the area’s Macedonians, its Slavic-speaking inhabitants, after the Balkan Wars and the Great War ...
How did the Doctrine of Flexible Response Contribute - John
... to general nuclear war after using only limited military force to attempt to reopen access to Berlin.” McNamara highlighted that this was inconsistent with the tenets of flexible response, which advocated a series of preliminary measures including economic and political pressure, airlifts and limite ...
... to general nuclear war after using only limited military force to attempt to reopen access to Berlin.” McNamara highlighted that this was inconsistent with the tenets of flexible response, which advocated a series of preliminary measures including economic and political pressure, airlifts and limite ...
Past Paper Questions for Review and Outlining
... For what reasons, and with what results, did the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan affect Cold War development? May 2008 Explain the meaning of two of the following and show how each affected the development of the Cold War: containment; brinkmanship; non-alignment; détente. May 2008 Analyze the ...
... For what reasons, and with what results, did the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan affect Cold War development? May 2008 Explain the meaning of two of the following and show how each affected the development of the Cold War: containment; brinkmanship; non-alignment; détente. May 2008 Analyze the ...
The 1983 Invasion of Grenada - [email protected]
... home without protest from the Grenadian army. The United States concluded major military forays by the end of the fourth day of Operation Urgent Fury on October 28. General Hudson Austin and his bodyguards were captured on the 29th, leaving potential resistance forces leaderless. The new interim gov ...
... home without protest from the Grenadian army. The United States concluded major military forays by the end of the fourth day of Operation Urgent Fury on October 28. General Hudson Austin and his bodyguards were captured on the 29th, leaving potential resistance forces leaderless. The new interim gov ...
patton
... pheasant. He loved hunting and had hunted many times while in Germany, so it was to be an enjoyable way to spend his final hours on the continent. A voracious student of military history, Patton was by far the best tactician—and arguably strategist —of any of the Allied military leaders, including S ...
... pheasant. He loved hunting and had hunted many times while in Germany, so it was to be an enjoyable way to spend his final hours on the continent. A voracious student of military history, Patton was by far the best tactician—and arguably strategist —of any of the Allied military leaders, including S ...
Cold War Jeopardy
... where things are not going so well economically, but not quite in a “depression.” Template by Bill Arcuri, WCSD ...
... where things are not going so well economically, but not quite in a “depression.” Template by Bill Arcuri, WCSD ...
World History and Geography
... identifying major leaders of the war, with emphasis on Woodrow Wilson and Kaiser Wilhelm II; b) explaining the outcomes and global effect of the war and the Treaty of Versailles c) citing causes and consequences of the Russian Revolution SOL 10b and c: Interwar Period The student will demonstrate kn ...
... identifying major leaders of the war, with emphasis on Woodrow Wilson and Kaiser Wilhelm II; b) explaining the outcomes and global effect of the war and the Treaty of Versailles c) citing causes and consequences of the Russian Revolution SOL 10b and c: Interwar Period The student will demonstrate kn ...
Eisenhower`s “New Look” (cont.)
... developing nations, or those nations with mostly agricultural economies. • In many of these countries, leaders felt European imperialism and American capitalism were the causes of their problems. ...
... developing nations, or those nations with mostly agricultural economies. • In many of these countries, leaders felt European imperialism and American capitalism were the causes of their problems. ...
Scores - ECE Council
... regimes that came to power after World War I? a. They were Fascist. b. They depended on the use of violence. c. They emerged from civil wars. d. They were the result of military coups. ...
... regimes that came to power after World War I? a. They were Fascist. b. They depended on the use of violence. c. They emerged from civil wars. d. They were the result of military coups. ...
world history essay
... changes initiated what other external events, such as opposition movements in Eastern Europe had failed to do. The proposition that ‘Gorbachev was entirely responsible for the collapse of the GDR’, is misleading as it suggests it was done purposefully. One can relate this to developments in the USSR ...
... changes initiated what other external events, such as opposition movements in Eastern Europe had failed to do. The proposition that ‘Gorbachev was entirely responsible for the collapse of the GDR’, is misleading as it suggests it was done purposefully. One can relate this to developments in the USSR ...
GERMANY PART 2 Story
... defeated, Hitler suicide; After the war, ____ rebuilds Germany with the ________ Plan 1947-1991: Cold War—Two Germany’s, ____ and ____. Soviets blockade West Berlin in 1947 causing _______ _____. 1961—Soviets build ___________ to stop people from leaving Soviet controlled ____ Germany. 1989: Fall of ...
... defeated, Hitler suicide; After the war, ____ rebuilds Germany with the ________ Plan 1947-1991: Cold War—Two Germany’s, ____ and ____. Soviets blockade West Berlin in 1947 causing _______ _____. 1961—Soviets build ___________ to stop people from leaving Soviet controlled ____ Germany. 1989: Fall of ...
Nikita Khrushchev, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the Aftermath
... “stop at the line of blockade and to await further instructions.” 9 As Sir Frank Roberts writes, “It was abundantly clear that nuclear war would not erupt by Soviet intention, despite Khrushchev‟s entire responsibility for creating the scenario.”10 Khrushchev‟s actions, however, were not completely ...
... “stop at the line of blockade and to await further instructions.” 9 As Sir Frank Roberts writes, “It was abundantly clear that nuclear war would not erupt by Soviet intention, despite Khrushchev‟s entire responsibility for creating the scenario.”10 Khrushchev‟s actions, however, were not completely ...
Soviet and Russian Strategic Nuclear Forces
... the construction of a ballistic missile defense that was thought to be capable of countering a strategic missile attack. Practical work in this direction began in the mid1950s. In 1962 the Soviet Union deployed a prototype of the Moscow antiballistic missile (ABM) system at a test site and began con ...
... the construction of a ballistic missile defense that was thought to be capable of countering a strategic missile attack. Practical work in this direction began in the mid1950s. In 1962 the Soviet Union deployed a prototype of the Moscow antiballistic missile (ABM) system at a test site and began con ...
Presentation Plus!
... paranoia of the Soviet Union and China against one another to get “a better deal” with each nation wanting to be recognized as the leader of communism ...
... paranoia of the Soviet Union and China against one another to get “a better deal” with each nation wanting to be recognized as the leader of communism ...
The Cold War 1945
... 1945: March/April -- 3AD battles in Central Germany 1945: May 8 -- Germany surrenders to Allies 1945: Jul 16 - Aug 2 -- Potsdam Conference 1945: Aug 6 -- U.S. drops atomic bomb on Hiroshima 1945: Aug 8 -- USSR enters war against Japan 1945: Aug 14 -- Japan surrenders -- End of World War II 1945 Nov ...
... 1945: March/April -- 3AD battles in Central Germany 1945: May 8 -- Germany surrenders to Allies 1945: Jul 16 - Aug 2 -- Potsdam Conference 1945: Aug 6 -- U.S. drops atomic bomb on Hiroshima 1945: Aug 8 -- USSR enters war against Japan 1945: Aug 14 -- Japan surrenders -- End of World War II 1945 Nov ...
Resurgence of conservatism
... Reagan first act as president was to sign an executive order eliminating price controls on oil and gasoline. Reduced demands for air bags and higher fuel efficiency for cars. Abandoned efforts to regulate the new cable television industry, deregulated the airline industry, which led to price w ...
... Reagan first act as president was to sign an executive order eliminating price controls on oil and gasoline. Reduced demands for air bags and higher fuel efficiency for cars. Abandoned efforts to regulate the new cable television industry, deregulated the airline industry, which led to price w ...
Nixon`s Foreign Policies with China and the Soviet Union
... • Nixon took steps to ease tensions with Cold War enemies—a policy called détente. • The goal of détente was to build a more stable world in which the United States and its adversaries accepted one another’s place. ...
... • Nixon took steps to ease tensions with Cold War enemies—a policy called détente. • The goal of détente was to build a more stable world in which the United States and its adversaries accepted one another’s place. ...
Richard Milhous Nixon 79 - White Plains Public Schools
... even if it was Communist. On the other hand, Kissinger’s philosophy called for the United States to fully confront the powerful nations of the globe. Thus, they adopted a more flexible approach in dealing with Communist nations, a policy known as détente or easing Cold War tensions. One of the most ...
... even if it was Communist. On the other hand, Kissinger’s philosophy called for the United States to fully confront the powerful nations of the globe. Thus, they adopted a more flexible approach in dealing with Communist nations, a policy known as détente or easing Cold War tensions. One of the most ...
map review ib 20th-12yopj2 - IB 20th c. World History Y2
... nearest school, which was previously whiteonly). ...
... nearest school, which was previously whiteonly). ...
Jimmy Carter-5 - ISN IB History II SL/HL
... promoted the development of alternative energy sources. ...
... promoted the development of alternative energy sources. ...
Question 1: The Warsaw Pact was a response by the Soviet Union to
... Question 12: Where did Chiang Kai Shek flee to after the communists took over in China? ...
... Question 12: Where did Chiang Kai Shek flee to after the communists took over in China? ...
Paper One - John D Clare
... • Germany: 2.2m soldiers, 97 warships • Russia: 1.2m soldiers, 30 warships • France: 1.1m soldiers, 62 warships • Great Britain: 700,000 soldiers, 185 warships • The countries of Europe trained all their young men so that if there was a war they could call Meat up, not only on the standing army, but ...
... • Germany: 2.2m soldiers, 97 warships • Russia: 1.2m soldiers, 30 warships • France: 1.1m soldiers, 62 warships • Great Britain: 700,000 soldiers, 185 warships • The countries of Europe trained all their young men so that if there was a war they could call Meat up, not only on the standing army, but ...
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... exchange for a promise from Hitler to not invade any other European nations. The actions of France and Britain are an example of appeasement. ...
... exchange for a promise from Hitler to not invade any other European nations. The actions of France and Britain are an example of appeasement. ...
Chapter 31 Objectives: The Cold War and Decolonization, 1945-1975
... Chapter 31 Objectives: The Cold War and Decolonization, 1945-1975 ...
... Chapter 31 Objectives: The Cold War and Decolonization, 1945-1975 ...