Ch. 29 Cold War Vocab & reading
Reading
Pg. 987-988 Creation of the State of Israel
Pg 989-992 The Kruschev Era
Pg. 1009-1010 The Collapse of the Soviet Union
Vocabulary
- The term used to refer to the pseudo military bi-polar conflict between the USA and USSR in the late 20th century.
- The US Policy of halting the spread of communism
- The US plan to rebuild western Europe to prevent the spread of communism
- The US defensive military alliance with Western Europe
- The Soviet defensive military alliance with Eastern Europe
- The soviet attempt to gain control over the capital of Germany
- The new Jewish, pro-western state in the middle east
- A conflict between northern communist and southern western forces that involved the new United Nations
- The soviet premier who began a policy of “de-stalinization”
- The conflict between the US and USSR involving secret soviet missiles in the western hemisphere
- The perceived right of the Soviets to interfere in the internal affairs of other communist countries
- The Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 to stamp out liberal communism
- The polish anti-communist pro union political party
- The Indian leader who pushed for independence prior to WWII
- The country separated from India due to religious tensions
- The former French colony that gained it’s independence under the French 5th republic
- The southeast Asian country where the conflict against communism dragged the Americans into an unwinnable war
- The Soviet premier whose liberal reforms led to the end of communism.
- The new policy of “restructuring” that reduced the size and importance of the Soviet government in the economy
- The policy of “openness” that allowed limited criticism of the Soviet government for the first time.
- The “soft” revolution that led to a split up of Czechoslovakia
- The fall of this wall signified the reunification of Germany
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