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The Suez Canal is a shipping canal that connects to the Mediterranean Sea. Gamal Abdel, president of Egypt in 1918, nationalized the Suez Canal and created war with Britain, France, and Israel in 1956. The canal acted as another source of transportation of goods.
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Joseph Stalin was the general secretary of the communist party in the Soviet Union. Stalin lead Russia into an era of new technologies, weapons, and space advancement.
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Yeltsin was the first president of the Russian Federation.
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Independent states promotoed internatinal peace and security. Took place of the League of Nations.
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U.S. President Truman said they would aid Turkey and Greece economically and militarially. This kept Turkey and Greece from falling to Communism, and helped stop the domino effect.
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Came from the Marshall Plan and was used to keep cooperation between European countries. Helped Europe recover.
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Aid by the U.S. to help economies of western Europe after WW2.I It was also known as the European Recovery Program (ERP). Europe started to rebuild its economy.
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Airlift that supplied food and fuel to citizens of west Berlin when the Soviet Union closed off land access to Berlin. The effort was to supply necessities to 2 million West Berliners. The U.S. had to act in order to stop the spread of communism in west Berlin.
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Eropean and North American countries to defend Europe and the north Atlantic from Communist rule. Stopped the domino effect
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Vast Commuist Nation in East Asia.
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War between North and South Korea. North Korea was aide dby communist China and South was aided by the U.S. Korea stays split
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Peace Plan in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
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A treaty of mutual defense and military aid by communist states under the Soviet Union. The Warsaw Pact was a respone to NATO.
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War between North and South Vietnam. The Soviets supported the North and the U.S. supported the South. The U.S. was weakened due to the weakening South Vietnam.
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The Soviets launched Sputnik I, the worlds first satelite. Sputnik served as an advancement in all aspects and made the U.S. work to keep up with the Soviets.
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Came close to war with the U.S. over the Cuban Missile Crisis. War was avoided
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The Berlin Wall was created to keep fascist in West Berlin separated from the communist East Germany/Berlin. East Germany feared that fascist views would spread & knock out communism. The Berlin Wall was a boundary between communism and democracy during the Cold War.
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Americans saw Soviets building nuclear missile sights. America placed a naval blockade around Cuba. Demanding of the removal of all missiles and further supplies were made. Both superpowers new the trouble with a nuclear war and ceased to have one.
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The Vietcong and North Viatnamese army launched an offensive. It was an attack on the South Viatnamese. The U.S. became weakened and withdrew their forces in South Vietnam.
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Soviet policy that would corrupt any government within the Warsaw Pact that demostrated bourgeosis acts. The only time it was used was against Czechoslovakia. The Communist based system cannot be reformed.
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Vietnamese communist revolutionary leader who was prime minister and president of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. Viatnamese Nationalist Movement
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Final act of security and cooperation in Europe.
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Crisis between Iran and the U.S. Americans were held hostage Iran saw the U.S. as aforce trying to change their practices adn beliefs.
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The Russian Prime Minister wanted to create a moe western slant in Afghanistan. Along with this he attempted to get rid of Mualim tradition. The U.S. aided Afghanistan with supplies as to make a point of defiance toward the Soviet Union.
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Summer Olympics boycotted in Moscow under U.S. President Carter
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Soviet Union wil not compete in these games. Response the U.S. boycott in Moscow
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Mikhail Gorbachev's words for the renovation of the Soviet Body was Perestroika and Glasnost. He urged this as general secretary of the Communist Party. This raised awareness of the corruption within the Soviet's system.
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Accident at power plant in Ukraine. Under Jurisdiction of the Soviet Union.
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Soviet statesman, general secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and later first president of the Soviet Union.
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The former Soviet bloc and the West before the decline of communism after the political events in eastern Europe
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The Berlin Wall was torn down as sign of freedom between east and west Germany. For East Germany,in nearby Poland and Hungary, Soviet power began to weaken leaving them waeaker as well. East Germany eventually declared that easterners could retreat to West Germany. Unification for Germany began with the destruction of the Berlin Walll.
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Anti-Soviet social movement in Poland.
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Russian statesman chosen as Russian Federation President and became acting president on Yeltin's resignation. Current Prime Minister.
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City squarein the center of Beijing. It separates the area beyond Tiananmen Square from the Forbidden City. It divided China.
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The last president of the Soviet Union resigned, leaving the USSR nothing but history. The Soviet Union was no more.
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KGB. Russian and Soviet intelligence agencies.
