Cold war

  • Yalta conference

    Yalta conference

    what:meeting between the big 3 to decide what happens to germany
    where:Yalta, Ukraine
    effect: started the cold war
    liberalism: germany has none
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    Potsdam conference

    what: Foreign Ministers to prepare peace treaties with Germany's
    former allies on behalf of the United States, the United
    Kingdom, the Soviet Union, and China. where; Potsdam, Germany effect: It was decided that Germany would be occupied by the
    Americans, British, French and Soviets. liberalism: Germany has non
  • Molotov Plan

    Molotov Plan

    What: in order to assist in the reconstruction of Eastern European
    countries that were politically and economically affiliated with
    the Soviet Union
    Where: Western Europe, especially West Germany, was viewed suspiciously in Moscow Effect: This aid allowed European countries to quit dependent on American aid, allowing Molotov Plan countries to redirect their trade to the Soviet Union. Liberalism: Soviet has none
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    End of the Cold war

    What: This aid allowed European countries to quit dependent on American aid, allowing Molotov Plan countries to redirect their trade to the Soviet Union
    Where: Berlin
    Effect: In Eastern Europe, the end of the Cold War ushered in an age of economic development and a significant increase in
    the number of liberal democracies, but in other areas of the
    world, the end of the Cold War ushered in an era of
    economic. Liberalism: the number of liberal democracies.
  • Marshall Plan

    Marshall Plan

    What: The Marshall Plan was a US-sponsored scheme to help 17
    western and southern European countries repair their
    economy. Where: Harvard University effect: sparked a renaissance in European industry and attracted significant investment to the region liberalism: all countries have liberalis
  • Nato

    Nato

    What; NATO is a North American and European security alliance
    made up of 30 countries. NATO's primary objective is to protect
    the Allies' independence and security through political and
    military methods.
    Where: Brussels, Belgium
    Effect: Essentially, NATO not only assists in the defence of its
    members' territories, but also engages in the projection of
    its values further afield,
    liberalism; All counties united Nato are liberalims.
  • Soviet Creation of Nuclear weapons

    Soviet Creation of Nuclear weapons

    What: Following the 1945 bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Joseph Stalin ordered the creation of nuclear weapons within five years. Igor Kurchatov, a young nuclear physicist, was tasked with leading this research. Where: Kazakhstan Effect: high cancer rates, genetic defects and deformations in babies. Liberalism: Soviet has none
  • Korean War

    Korean War

    What: At least 2.5 million people died in the battle between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea North Korea and the Republic of Korea South Korea. when North Korea attacked the South, aided and abetted by the Soviet Union
    Where: Korea
    Effect: The Korean War had a particularly severe impact on the civilian population. During the three years of conflict, between three and four million Korean civilians died, were wounded, or went missing.
    Liberalism: North Korea has none but South Korea has
  • Stalin’s Death

    Stalin’s Death

    What: After Stalin's death, Nikita Khrushchev was appointed First Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) Central Committee, and Georgi Malenkov was appointed Premier of the Soviet Union. Where: Kremlin wall Necropolis Moscow Effect: The Soviet Union underwent a transformation after Stalin's death. "After Stalin's death, these individuals were able to free themselves from that dreadful regime; they are among the grateful." Liberalism: Soviet has none
  • warsaw pact

    warsaw pact

    What: provided for a single military command as well as the systematic capacity to increase the Soviet grip on the other member countries. Where: Warsaw, Poland Effect: Their governments had been weakened, their economy had been looted, and their society had been shattered. Most crucially, without the Warsaw Pact, the USSR lost its convenient, if dubious, justification for stationing Soviet military forces outside of its boundaries. Liberalism: none of them have.
  • Vietnam War

    Vietnam War

    What:The aim of North Vietnam, which had defeated the French colonial administration of Vietnam, to unify the entire country under an unified communist rule modelled after the Soviet Union and China.
    Effect:Massive death toll. A total of 2 million Vietnamese civilians, 1.1 million North Vietnamese forces, and 200,000 South Vietnamese troops were killed throughout the battle. America dropped 8 million tonnes of bombs throughout the air war.
    Liberalism: Both side there are none liberalism
  • Hungarian Revolution

    Hungarian Revolution

    What: Protesters requested that their country be de-Stalinized, as
    well as liberal reforms and liberties. Where: Hungari Effect: Although the crackdown on the Hungarian Uprising had no serious international repercussions for the Soviet Union, it had a significant impact on the Eastern Bloc and Soviet internal politics. Most importantly, the uprising in Hungary exposed the communist system's flaws in Eastern Europe. Liberalism: Hungari has none
  • NORAD

    NORAD

    What: the bi-national Canada-United States command that provides continuous worldwide detection, validation, and warning of a ballistic missile attack on North America and maintains continental detection, validation, warning, and aerospace control of air-breathing threats to North America, including peacetime alert levels
    Where: Colorado Springs, Colorado
    Effect: headache, anxiety, tremor, difficulty in breathing, vomiting, high blood pressure or urinary retention
    Liberalism: Both believes
  • Fidel Castro taking over

    Fidel Castro taking over

    What: Following Batista's defeat in 1959, Castro became Cuba's prime minister and took military and political authority.The US began to resist Castro's regime and attempted unsuccessfully to depose him through assassination, economic sanctions, and counter-revolutionary.
    Where:Cuba
    Effect: During the first decade after the Cuban Revolution, various reforms in Cuban society tackled racial integration, women's equality, communications, healthcare, housing, and education.
    Liberalism: Cuba has none
  • Bay of pigs

    Bay of pigs

    What: a failed attack launched by the CIA during the Kennedy administration to push Cuban leader Fidel Castro Where: Cuba Effect: the administration initiated Operation Mongoose—a plan to sabotage and destabilize the Cuban government and economy, which included the possibility of assassinating Castro. Liberalism: uba has none
  • Creation of the Berlin wall

    Creation of the Berlin wall

    What: During the Cold War, the German Democratic Republic built a wall to keep its citizens from fleeing Soviet-controlled East Berlin to West Berlin. Where: Berlin , German Effect: Families that had become estranged from one another and were unable to see one other Liberalism: German has none
  • End of the Cuban Missile Crisis

    End of the Cuban Missile Crisis

    What: The crisis was over, but the naval quarantine remained in place until the Soviets decided to evacuate its IL–28 bombers from Cuba, and the US withdrew the quarantine,missiles were removed from Turkey. Where: Cuba Effect: The Cuban missile crisis was a one-of-a-kind incident during the Cold War that boosted Kennedy's domestic and international image. It could also have aided in defusing international criticism of the botched Bay of Pigs invasion. Liberalism: Cuba has none
  • Nuclear Arms Treaties

    Nuclear Arms Treaties

    What: The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty was an agreement signed in 1968 by several of the major nuclear and non-nuclear powers that pledged their cooperation in stemming the spread of nuclear technology.
    Where: Eastern Europe. Effect: The nuclear arms race resulted in widespread anxiety for both the American and Soviet peoples Liberalism Nato have. Soviet has none
  • Afghanistan/soviet war

    Afghanistan/soviet war

    What: Throughout the 1980s, rebel groups known as the Mujahideen, as well as smaller Marxist–Leninist–Maoist groups, waged a nine-year guerrilla war against the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan DRA and the Soviet Army. Where: Afghanistan Effect: The Soviets never fully recovered from the public relations and financial setbacks that led heavily to the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991. Second, the war aided the development of Osama bin Laden by providing. Liberalism: Afghanistan has none
  • Berlin Wall falling

    Berlin Wall falling

    What: The fall of the Berlin Wall was a significant first step toward Germany reunification, which took place only 339 days later. Where: Berlin Effect: The year l marked the symbolic end of the Cold War, prompting political scientist Francis Fukuyama to famously call it the end of history. Liberalism: Germany has none.