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What lessons are there to learn from the Cold War mentality that
followed World War II? Was the Cold War necessary? Were there
alternative ways of viewing the world at that time?
Specifically:
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What happened at Yalta and
Potsdam in 1945?
What is the importance of the Yalta Conference? Evaluate the significance
of Potsdam.
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What difficulties did the Allies face as they
tried to eliminate German
Nazism? What were the results of the
Nuremberg
trials of 1945-1946?
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Be familiar with the history and
organization of
the United Nations--how
the United Nations were created (sic) and what was created. What have been the roles of the
General Assembly,
Security Council,
International Court of Justice, and the
Economic and Security Council?
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Describe the events that first signaled a "Cold
War" between the democracies and the Soviet bloc.
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Identify:
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
COMINFORM
Brussels
Treaty Benelux
Organization for
European Economic Cooperation (OECD)
North Atlantic
Treaty Organization (NATO) European Coal and Steel
Community Point Four Program
European Defense Community
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What indications signified the Cold War was
dissipating as early as the 1950s?
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What was the significance of
1956 for the Soviet
bloc?

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Introduction Yalta Potsdam Nuremberg United Nations UN Organization Start of Cold War Truman Doctrine Containment Marshall Plan Berlin Airlift NATO Cold War Solidarity Cold War Dissipation Sino Soviet Split Fragmentation of the West Similarities on Both Sides European Union Reasons for Cold War Concern for Eastern Europe Underdeveloped Countries Blame Stalin? Cold War Necessary? Continuation of War
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