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ELAS had to give up their weapons and release their political prisoners. The government had to from a national army, release political prisoners, establish democratic regimine, and called for a new constitution. This ended Phase 1.
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Sukarno gave a speech talking about the Pancasila. The Pancasila was five guiding principles of the Indonesian Nation.
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Elections were held in Greece. The elections were corrupt and as a result, the victory was greatly in favor of the EDES. Therefore, the Communists formed the Democratic Army of Greece, declaring they were fighting to restore Greece to a democracy.
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The Greek cicil war was fought from 1946-49 between the Greek government army—backed by the United Kingdom and the United States—and the Democratic Army of Greece ,the military branch of the Greek Communist Party, backed by the USSR, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, and Albania.
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Greek civil war resumes between Communist Guerrilla's and the Greek government.
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Truman initiated an emergency request for $400 million to aid Greece and Turkey.
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President Truman signed an Interim Aid Bill establishing the American Mission for Aid to Greece (AMAG). Less than a month later, expanding on the principles of the Truman Doctrine, Secretary of State George Marshall proposed his plan for long-term economic recovery for all European nations. By spring 1948, the Marshall Plan was channeling dollars to Europe.
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The removal of children from Greece into Socialist states. Minors ages 4-14 were removed from Greece to be indoctrinated as Communist janissaries.
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Truman issued two banning orders in the armed forces and also guaranteeing fair employment practices. The military took two years to pass the law through.
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The Guerrillas which were Malayan Chinese were trying to overthrow The British Colonial administration in Malaya. The State declared a State of Emergency after the Guerrillas assassinated three European plantation managers.
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The National Army launched and attack on the DSE code named "operation torch" against the DSE, which resulted in heavy losses for the DSE and a victory for the National Army.
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ELAS surrenders and a treaty was negotiated which signaled the end of the war. Nikos Zachariadis, the general secratary of the Communist party of Greece, announced a ceasefire to prevent the annihillation of Greece which ended the war.
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Castro led his first attack on July 26, 1953, against the military barracks in Santiago, but he was defeated and arrested. Castro was to spend 15 years in prison. Fortunately he was released on 1955 by Batista in show of supreme power
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The Cuban Revolution (1953–1959) or the revolution on Cuba was an armed revolt conducted by Fidel Castro's 26th of July Movement and its allies against the government of Cuban President Fulgencio Batista.
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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat for a white man. After he told her to move to the back of the bus.
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By the end of 1956 segregation was lifted in Montgomery. Buses also introduced integration.
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The Supreme Court deemed that bus segregation was unconstitutional. Since Rosa did what she did Rosa was given the name "Mother of the Civil Rights Movement"
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His second attack was on December 2, 1956, he was defeated again by Batista's army and fled to the Sierra Maestra
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With seventeen battalions, tanks, planes, and ships, they planned to enter the Sierra Maestra and force a showdown with Castro's rebels.
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At first the United States supported Castro but when he embraced communism, the U.S. attempted to overthrow him. On April 17, 1961, at Cuba's Bay of Pigs, there was a battle between U.S. sponsored Cuban exiles and the Cuban armed forces.
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Malcom X left the NOI organization and made an organization of his own. He thought that they were waiting on change to happen instead of trying to make change happen.
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From 1965 to 1968 over 1,400 U.S. warplanes were shot down over North Vietnam. Most of the damage was done with anti-aircraft guns.
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The NLF had brought over the Tet Offensive in two days. 100 targets were attacked by 70,000 NLF soldiers including the capital in the South, which was Saigon.
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Konstantinos Karamanlis restored Greece's democracy.
