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what: a meeting between the big three to decide what happens to Germany
where: Yalta, Ukraine
effect: started the cold war
liberalism: Germany had none -
what: a meeting between the three allies to reach a post-war settlement
where: Potsdam, Germany
effects: Big Three agreed to partition Germany into three occupying zones.
Liberalism:Germany none -
What: was a system created by the soviet union in order to provide aid to rebuild the countries in Eastern Europe.
where: Eastern Europe
effect: permitted European countries to quit dependent on American aid, allowing Molotov Plan countries to transfer their trade to the Soviet Union instead.
Liberalism: -
what: During World War II, the Marshall plan was a United States program that provided assistance to Western Europe following the war's damage.
Where: western Europe
effect:led to major changes in European economy and brought large investment to the region.
Liberalism: people lost choice -
What: unite and strengthen the military defense of the Western Partners in the face of a possible attack on western Europe by the Soviet Union and its Allied Forces allies
Where: western Europe
effect: Nato was protecting its members from potential Soviet Union attacks. Lots of new security risks have arisen.
Liberalism: All the countries that are part of it are all freedom. -
what:The weapons were placed in Cuba by the Soviet Union to prevent a nuclear war.
where:Semipalatinsk
effect: prompted the United States and the Soviet Union to negotiate arms reductions.
Liberalism: -
what:began when the North Korean Communist army crossed the 38th Border and invaded the non-communist Republic of South Korea.
Where:Korea (Northand South)
effect:The war was terrible for Korea as a whole, eliminating the majority of the country's industries.
LIberalism: South Korea, the United States, and participating U.N. also Japan surrendered. -
what:He suffered a major hemorrhagic stroke in his left hemisphere of the brain.
where: Red Square, Moscow, Soviet Union
effect: Stalin's immediate legacy
liberalism: a lot of countries get there power back -
what: cooperation of socialist and democratic republics in Central and Eastern Europe.
where: Warsaw, Poland
Effect: provided for a united military command as well as the comprehensive capacity to increase the Soviet control over the other member countries.
Liberalism: prevent Central and Eastern Europe from being used as a base for its enemies. -
what: The Vietnam War was a lengthy, expensive, and controversial battle that pitted North Vietnam's communist government against South Vietnam and its main ally, the US.
where:North Vietnam and its allies in South Vietnam,principal ally, the United States.
effect: staggering death toll.
Liberalism: North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. upward of a million killed by wounds, disease and malnutrition -
what: From October 23 to November 10, 1956, a spontaneous nationwide revolution against Hungary's Communist government and its Soviet-imposed policies took place across the country.
where:Hungary
effect: Thousands of Hungarians were murdered or injured, and about a quarter-million fled the nation.
LIberalism: the HUngary had none -
what: North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) was formed in 1957, during the height of the Cold War. The air forces of Canada and the U.S. are now under joint military control.
Where: It was placed under the joint command of the air forces of Canada and the United States.
where: Colorado Springs
effect: provides more continental security for both countries than they could achieve on their own.
Liberalism: All the countries that are part of it are all freedom. -
what:In April 1961, a group of Cuban exiles landed on Cuba's southern coast, organised and sponsored by the US Central Intelligence Agency, in an attempt to overthrow Fidel Castro.
where: Cuba
effect:Operation Mongoose was part of a plan to sabotage and destabilize the Cuban government and economy, including the possibility of assassinating Castro.
liberalism: Cuba had none -
what: to prevent the people of East Berlin from fleeing to German Forces, which were under Soviet rule.
where: East Germany
effect: It put an end to the conflicts between the superpowers in Berlin because it was very difficult to leave afterward.
Liberalism: Environmental and public health effects -
what: The United States tried to overthrow Castro's government by assassination, economic embargo, and counter-revolution.
Where: cuba
effect:Following the revolution, Castro's administration began a program of nationalisation, press monopolisation, and political consolidation that changed Cuba's economy and civic life.
LIberalism: The United States had none -
what:The US promised not to invade Cuba, while the Soviets agreed to remove all missiles from the island nation.
where: United States
effect: political isolation
liberalism: cuba had none but the US pledged not to invade them. -
what: The NPT is a landmark treaty which aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and weapons technology around the world.
where:Geneva, Switzerland
effect: a greater chance of war
Liberalism: India, Israel, Pakistan, and South Sudan. -
what: The Soviet–Afghan War was a nine-year guerrilla war against the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan and the Soviet Army in the 1980s, mostly in the Afghan countryside.
where:Afghanistan
effect: The health of Afghans is impacted by poverty, hunger, inadequate sanitation, a lack of access to health care, and environmental deterioration.
Liberalism: Afghanistan had none -
what: the first step toward reunification of Germany
where: West Berlin from surrounding East Germany
effect: weakened the East German administration, which was already in a difficult spot.
liberalism:Germany had none -
what: The Soviet Union formally dissolved itself from existence in 1991 after 25 years of Soviet domination.
where: Eastern Europe
effect: His rise to power signals a new age of reformation (restructuring) and liberalization (openness)
Liberalism: Many countries got freedom like, eastern Europe and America.