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State Standards 9.1, 9.3, 9.5, 9.6, and 9.9
Yalta Conference
 Meeting at end of WWII
   Big Three
         Stalin, Roosevelt, and
          Churchill
   Discuss Germany’s
    defeat and occupation
   US begins to worry
    about Communist
    Russia
 Start of the Cold War
Cold War
 US vs. the Soviet Union
   1945-1991
   “Cold”
       No direct warfare between
        US and Soviet Union
       Funded and supported
        conflicts between other
        countries
       Democracy vs.
        Communism
           The US and Soviet Union
            were polar opposites!
Cold War.
 End of World War II
    Most European
     countries in ruin
    Russian Communists
     look to expand in these
     countries
    US looks to stop
     expansion
Sides Develop
 NATO
   Created in response to
    fear that the Soviet
    Union would attack
   12 members join
       US, France, Britain,
 Warsaw Pact
   Created in response to
    NATO
       Agreement among
        Communist countries
Promoting Democracy
 Most EASTERN European
 countries fall to the Soviet
 Union
   Estonia, Latvia, and
    Lithuania annexed by
    Soviet Union
   Poland, Romania, Bulgaria
    Yugoslavia, Hungary,
    Czechoslovakia, and
    Albania become Soviet
    satellites
   US fears further Soviet
    expansion and must stop
    it
Promoting Democracy.
 Iron Curtain
    Churchill warns that an
     iron curtain has
     extended across the
     continent
    Symbolic of the political
     division between
     Western and Eastern
     Europe
        Was referring to the
         spread of Communism
Promoting Democracy..
 Truman Doctrine
    Policy of
     CONTAINMENT
      Contain Communism and
       not let it spread any
       farther
      Provide anything they
       need to countries who are
       threatened by
       Communism
Promoting Democracy…
 Mar$hall Plan
   Plan to provide fund$ to
    We$tern European
    countrie$
   The$e fund$ were to be
    u$ed to buy $upplie$ to
    rebuild their economie$
        Throw money at
         Communi$m to $top it$
         $pread
    Allowed We$tern Europe
     to rebuild it$elf and
     helped $top the $pread of
     Communi$m
Arms Race
 Atomic Weapons
    Atomic Bomb leads to a
     struggle between the
     two world superpowers
    Arms Race
       Who can build the most
        atomic bombs
   MAD
     Mutually Assured
      Destruction
Brinkmanship
 US uses threat of Nuclear war to try and stop the
 spread of Communism
   Being on the brink of war was very frightening for most
    people
   Led to drills in schools for duck and cover to avoid
    nuclear attacks
McCarthyism
 Hunting down suspected
  Communist in America
 Joseph McCarthy
   Leader of the Crusade
 House Un-American
 Activities Committee
 (HUAC)
   Accused individuals of
    being a Communist
       Politicians and Movie
        Stars
           Many Blacklisted
Post WWII Germany
 Post World War II
    Germany divided into
     four zones by the Allies
    Each of the Allies
     controls one zone
        Britain, France, US, Russia
    Berlin
      Was in the Soviet Union’s
       zone and was divided also
       into four sections
Post WWII Germany.
 Berlin Blockade and
 Airlift
   Blockade
   Isolation of an area,
    often by force
          France, US, and Britain
           join their zones together
             Soviet Union views this
              as a threat
                Blockades all roads
                 into Berlin
Post WWII Germany..
 Response
    US and Britain supply
     Berlin with food and
     other supplies by air
       Showed the Soviet Union
        that the US would not give
        up on Berlin
       US wins this episode of the
        Cold War
Post WWII Germany…
 Berlin Wall
    People were fleeing
     Communist controlled
     East Germany
    To stop people leaving the
     Communist build a wall to
     divide Berlin
        Berlin Wall
            Physical barrier that isolated
             West Berlin from the rest of
             Germany
    Came to symbolize the
     restraints of Communism
Berlin Wall   20th   Anniversary
Korean War
 Mao Zedong
   Leads a Communist take
    over in China
 Domino Theory
   If one country becomes
    Communist then more
    countries will follow
   Two Wars to stop the
    dominos
    1.   Korean War
    2.   Vietnam War
Korean War.
 Korea
    Korea split into two
     along the 38th Parallel
        Communist North and
         Democratic South
    North invades South
      US backs South Korea

      Soviet Union and China
       back North Korea
Korean War..
 Mobile Warfare
   Douglas MacArthur
    leads the US
   Pushes the Communist
    all back to China
       Wants to use the atomic
        bomb against China
           Would cause full scale
            Nuclear War
       Relieved of his command
        by President Truman
Korean War…
 Trench Warfare
    China pushes the US
     back to the 38th Parallel
    Ends in a stalemate with
     neither side gaining
     territory
    Peace treaty was never
     signed to end the war
Cuba
 Fidel Castro
    Overthrows the
     government of Cuba in
     1959
    Castro turns to
     Communism in Cuba
       First Soviet backed
        country close to America
       Scares America!
Bay of Pigs
 Invasion
    US sponsors an invasion
     of Cuba by Cubans
    Failed and was an
     embarrassment for
     President John F.
     Kennedy
    Ticks Castro off!
Cuban Missile Crisis
 Soviets try to install
  missiles on Cuba
    Missiles in Cuba could
     reach the US quicker
 US responds with a naval
  blockade of Cuba
        Soviets back down and
         don’t bring missiles to
         Cuba
        Closest the Cold War
         came to actual conflict

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The cold war

  • 1. State Standards 9.1, 9.3, 9.5, 9.6, and 9.9
  • 2. Yalta Conference  Meeting at end of WWII  Big Three  Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill  Discuss Germany’s defeat and occupation  US begins to worry about Communist Russia  Start of the Cold War
  • 3. Cold War  US vs. the Soviet Union  1945-1991  “Cold”  No direct warfare between US and Soviet Union  Funded and supported conflicts between other countries  Democracy vs. Communism  The US and Soviet Union were polar opposites!
  • 4. Cold War.  End of World War II  Most European countries in ruin  Russian Communists look to expand in these countries  US looks to stop expansion
  • 5. Sides Develop  NATO  Created in response to fear that the Soviet Union would attack  12 members join  US, France, Britain,  Warsaw Pact  Created in response to NATO  Agreement among Communist countries
  • 6. Promoting Democracy  Most EASTERN European countries fall to the Soviet Union  Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania annexed by Soviet Union  Poland, Romania, Bulgaria Yugoslavia, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Albania become Soviet satellites  US fears further Soviet expansion and must stop it
  • 7. Promoting Democracy.  Iron Curtain  Churchill warns that an iron curtain has extended across the continent  Symbolic of the political division between Western and Eastern Europe  Was referring to the spread of Communism
  • 8. Promoting Democracy..  Truman Doctrine  Policy of CONTAINMENT  Contain Communism and not let it spread any farther  Provide anything they need to countries who are threatened by Communism
  • 9. Promoting Democracy…  Mar$hall Plan  Plan to provide fund$ to We$tern European countrie$  The$e fund$ were to be u$ed to buy $upplie$ to rebuild their economie$  Throw money at Communi$m to $top it$ $pread  Allowed We$tern Europe to rebuild it$elf and helped $top the $pread of Communi$m
  • 10. Arms Race  Atomic Weapons  Atomic Bomb leads to a struggle between the two world superpowers  Arms Race  Who can build the most atomic bombs  MAD  Mutually Assured Destruction
  • 11. Brinkmanship  US uses threat of Nuclear war to try and stop the spread of Communism  Being on the brink of war was very frightening for most people  Led to drills in schools for duck and cover to avoid nuclear attacks
  • 12. McCarthyism  Hunting down suspected Communist in America  Joseph McCarthy  Leader of the Crusade  House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)  Accused individuals of being a Communist  Politicians and Movie Stars  Many Blacklisted
  • 13. Post WWII Germany  Post World War II  Germany divided into four zones by the Allies  Each of the Allies controls one zone  Britain, France, US, Russia  Berlin  Was in the Soviet Union’s zone and was divided also into four sections
  • 14. Post WWII Germany.  Berlin Blockade and Airlift  Blockade  Isolation of an area, often by force  France, US, and Britain join their zones together  Soviet Union views this as a threat  Blockades all roads into Berlin
  • 15. Post WWII Germany..  Response  US and Britain supply Berlin with food and other supplies by air  Showed the Soviet Union that the US would not give up on Berlin  US wins this episode of the Cold War
  • 16. Post WWII Germany…  Berlin Wall  People were fleeing Communist controlled East Germany  To stop people leaving the Communist build a wall to divide Berlin  Berlin Wall  Physical barrier that isolated West Berlin from the rest of Germany  Came to symbolize the restraints of Communism
  • 17.
  • 18. Berlin Wall 20th Anniversary
  • 19. Korean War  Mao Zedong  Leads a Communist take over in China  Domino Theory  If one country becomes Communist then more countries will follow  Two Wars to stop the dominos 1. Korean War 2. Vietnam War
  • 20. Korean War.  Korea  Korea split into two along the 38th Parallel  Communist North and Democratic South  North invades South  US backs South Korea  Soviet Union and China back North Korea
  • 21. Korean War..  Mobile Warfare  Douglas MacArthur leads the US  Pushes the Communist all back to China  Wants to use the atomic bomb against China  Would cause full scale Nuclear War  Relieved of his command by President Truman
  • 22. Korean War…  Trench Warfare  China pushes the US back to the 38th Parallel  Ends in a stalemate with neither side gaining territory  Peace treaty was never signed to end the war
  • 23. Cuba  Fidel Castro  Overthrows the government of Cuba in 1959  Castro turns to Communism in Cuba  First Soviet backed country close to America  Scares America!
  • 24. Bay of Pigs  Invasion  US sponsors an invasion of Cuba by Cubans  Failed and was an embarrassment for President John F. Kennedy  Ticks Castro off!
  • 25. Cuban Missile Crisis  Soviets try to install missiles on Cuba  Missiles in Cuba could reach the US quicker  US responds with a naval blockade of Cuba  Soviets back down and don’t bring missiles to Cuba  Closest the Cold War came to actual conflict