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Cold War Cloze Notes
Marshall Plan• Named after Secretary of State George _________________________• ___________________countries – four years - ___________________ billion in aid
Chaotic Western European nations needed __________________________________
•• Economic aid given to ____________________________________________ after
WWII to help rebuild.• ______________________ the spread of communism
Truman Doctrine• US financial aid would help to ________________________ communism where it
was and prevent it from spreading to ________________________________ the US supported
COLD WAR:
BERLIN AIRLIFT:
CONTAINMENT POLICY:
MARSHALL PLAN:
TRUMAN DOCTRINE:
NATO:
Competition with USSR• We built an ______________________________________________
– Then they _________________________ one of their own• Harry S. _________________________ used the United Nations (UN) to gain allies
and trade partnerships– Joseph _______________________ would do the same
• US wanted to __________________________ European governments and put Germany together– USSR wanted to control _______________________ Europe (buffer) and divide
East & West Germany• US created their first peacetime alliance (_________________) for military support
between US and 11 Western European nations– USSR created their own alliance set as well (___________________________)
“Losing” China• ________________ was in a civil war in the 1940s
– (US supported) _________________________ vs. Communists• Mao _______________________ gathered support among Chinese rural peasants to
take control of ____________________________________ China• _______________________________ is not willing to go to a military solution over
China – they’re too big and the ___________________ might get involved
Korean War• In 1950, ___________________________ North Korean forces flooded over the
____________ parallel into democratic South Korea (whom the US was _____________________________ to protect)
• The war ended in a ________________________________ – as the _____________parallel remained the border– ___________________________ Americans died in Korea– America spent $_______________________________
WARSAW PACT:
IRON CURTAIN:
KOREAN WAR:
McCarthyism• Senator Joseph ___________________________ (Wisconsin) brought the issue of
anti-communism to America’s front pages and _____________________________________
• Stirs up a whirlwind ______________________ – claiming to have a list of 57 (no 81, no 205!) _______________ working in the US State Department– Accused _______________________ of being soft on communism
Cuban Revolution 1956• Fidel _________________________ led communist
___________________________________ for control over Cuba, promising an end to ________________________________, poverty and dictatorship
• ______________________________ with the US got worse, but JFK’s new _________________________ policy when something didn’t go our way was “_______________________________________________”
The Bay of Pigs invasion • The __________________trained over 1,000 Cuban __________________________
to lead invasion of Cuban Bay of Pigs that would lead to ______________________________ of Castro’s government
• Nothing went as _______________________ and the US army-led invasion was a giant embarrassment and ______________________________.– The US had to pay __________________ million in supplies for the release of
the captured ___________________• ___________________ turned to the Soviet Union for more
“_________________________________________” support
McCARTHYISM:
CUBAN REVOLUTION:
BAY OF PIGS:
CUBAN MISSLE CRISIS:
Cuban missile crisis 1962 • October 14: US _______________________ take photos of
_________________________missiles in Cuba – placed there by the __________________________ to keep America out in the future
• October 22: _______________________ informs America of danger in Cuba, intent to limit _________________
• October 24: Kennedy starts naval ____________________________ of Cuba• October 25: ________________________________ ships stopped at blockade• October 28: _________________________ (USSR) vows to _______ missiles
___________ of Cuba to avoid bigger conflict– US had to take missiles out of _________________________ as well
Vietnam War • 1953: Eisenhower explains ______________________________ and how US cannot
let another nation fall to communism• _____________________________ will resist US within South Vietnam• JFK, afraid to be labeled “___________________” on communism, continues US
involvement in Vietnam• After USS _________________________ fired upon, Congress passes
_____________________ Gulf Resolution gives wide war-power to ____________
A Difficult War to fight• Elusive/Unclear/Determined ________________________
– __________________________ were fighting a hundred-year-old war for their survival
• Impossible _________________________– jungles, heat, bugs, rain, traps, hiding Vietcong– __________ million landmines still in Vietnam today
• __________________ Warfare • War of _________________________• _________________________ Warfare• Sinking Troop Morale
Tet offensive January 1968 • __________________ holiday ceasefire (Vietnamese New Year)• Vietcong ignore ceasefire and attack _________________________
VIETNAM WAR:
TET OFFENSIVE:
• Vietcong lose ____________________ (ARVN/US lose 3,000), - before Tet: _______% doves, ______% hawks - after Tet: 40% doves, 40% hawks
Growing opposition to the war • Most soldiers _____________________• African American __________________________
– 10% of forces, 20% of death toll (??)• The ______________Left (protest leadership)
– SDS & FSM • _______________________________________ rage against “the
machine”• seek to increase youth voice in _____________________________
– Kent State & Jackson State• _____________________________________, people die
• Opposition turns to protest and resistance• DOVES vs. HAWKS
– ________________________ were unpopular • (_________________ believed it was un-American to protest war)