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A boundary that divided Europe into two separate areas.
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Included Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill. Poland was mainly discussed. The result is that Roosevelt and Churchill agreed to recognize the Polish government set up by the Soviet Union.
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Became automatic president after Roosevelt died.
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It was very important to the Cold War because it creates international peace and security. It included Britain, France, China, the Soviet Union, and the United States
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The Soviet Union responded to NATO. They created a mutual defense organization that put them in command of the armed forces.
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World war 2 ended but before it ended President Roosevelt wanted to make sure that war doesn't happen again.
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A long telegram written by George Kennan. It explained his view of the Soviets. He states that the soviets view of the world came from a "Russian sense of insecurity".
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It was a foreign policy created by Truman to stop communism from spreading. He would give supplies to countries who need it.
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American was scared that communism was spreading into the United States.
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An initiative to grant 5 million to western Europe countries and help rebuild economies.
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It was created to defend North America and Europe from the Soviet Union taking over.
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President Truman sent the air force to fly supplies in to Berlin instead of troops. He did this to avoid war.
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Senator Joe McCarthy suspected that 205 people who worked for the government were Communist.
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It started when North Korea invaded South Korea. The end result of the Korean war is that North Korea remained communist while South Korea became anti-communist.
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A method of protection against the Soviet Union possibly taking over and using nuclear explosion.
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An american couple who were executed for being communist spies.
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The Israelis, Britain, and French invaded Egypt after the president nationalized the canal. When the British and french joined in they nearly damaged there relationships with the U.S.
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In the Eisenhower Doctrine, middle eastern countries can request American assistance or aid if they are threatened by armed forces.
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The USSR shot down an American U-2 spy plane and captured the pilot. President Dwight D Eisenhower was forced to admit to the Soviets that the CIA had been flying spy planes over the USSR for years.
