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The Cold War
DAY 1
The Allies form the United Nations
A. United Nations (UN) has 2 parts1. General Assembly
•Purpose: Countries talk about the issues
•Each country has a representative2. Security Council
•Purpose: Responsible for military•15 countries serve •10 serve a 2 year term – 5 are permanent
The Allies form the United Nations
B. Value of UN1. Worked to keep peace between
countries2. Allowed countries to talk about issues
C. Problems with UN1. if permanent member vetoed an action =
no military action2. rivalry prevented action (ex: US & SU)3. newer, smaller countries joined together
D. Recreated homeland for Jews = Israel
Hi. I’m Walter Lippman.
I coined the word “Cold War”
A Cold War is a conflict between two countries in which they don’t fight each other
directly.
So, you may be asking: Well, Walter,
what do they do then?
In a Cold War, countries:
1. Form military alliances
2. Conduct an arms race
3. Support opposing sides in other country’s civil wars
And now, you’re asking:
How could this have started Walter?There are two MAIN
underlying factors that contributed to the Cold War….
And four CONTRIBUTING factors that further instigated matters.
There MAIN causes are ones that arose between 1920 and 1944.
The CONTRIBUTING factors are ones that took place between 1944 and continued through the 1950s.
1st MAIN Reason the Cold War Began
The Yalta Conference
Soviet Union takes
control of the Baltics
Germany is divided
into 4 sectionsSU to enter the
war against JapanUnited Nations
is formed
Decisions Effects
Domination over all of Eastern
EuropeWest Germany & East Germany are
formedConflicts in Korea & Vietnam arise
Conflicts over China’s
membership
2nd MAIN Reason the Cold
War Began
2nd MAIN Reason the Cold War Began
Differences between Democracy and Communism
Communism Democracy
Economic
System
How leaders come into
power
Rights given to people
Socialist-Gov’t owns all
-No private property
-No competition
Capitalist-Gov’t
regulates some
but…-Private property
-Competition
Seizes power
No alternatives
Elected by ppl
Alternatives
No civil rightsStrict
control
Civil rights