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Collapse of the Soviet Union
International Cooperation Pt. 2
Nation-Building China Mexico
Conditions for Democracy
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• Total control of the economic structure of the
  Soviet Union by the state is called this.

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• What is a command economy?

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• Stagnation of Soviet life in the 1960s and 1970s
  was caused in part by this competition with the
  West.

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• What is the Nuclear Arms Race?

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• Mikhail Gorbachev loosened the economic hold of
  the state with this economic policy that allowed
  for more local input allowing small businesses
  to open and letting local managers make more
  decisions.

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• What is perestroika?

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• The gradual democratization of communist states
  is one example of this happening to the control
  exerted by the Soviets?

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• What was loosening or relaxing of control?

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• This policy, which encouraged the openness of
  ideas, allowed greater freedom of the press and
  the release of political prisoners.

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• What is glasnost?

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• Post-WW II international peace-keeping
  organization.

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• What is the United Nations?

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• Among the purposes of the UN are cooperation in
  solving international problems, promoting world
  peace and security, and this.

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• What is developing friendly relations among
  nations?

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• A 10-nation organization formed in 1949, made up
  of Western European nations, plus the U.S. and
  Canada.

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• What is NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty
  Organization?

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• This Eastern bloc alliance created by the Soviet
  Union and 7 Eastern European nations in response
  to the creation of NATO.

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• What is the Warsaw Pact?

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• Organization of 35-member nations (except Cuba)
  and 47 additional nations and the European Union
  as permanent observers formed in 1948.

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• What is the Organization of American States or
  OAS?

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• Diplomatic tensions persist due to this vast
  countrys one-party state that represses both
  individual rights and its outspoken criticism of
  democracy.

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• What is China?

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• Alliance system founded by nations who feared
  Soviet aggression.

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• What is NATO?

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• The organization of the United Nations that
  provides a forum for all member nations.

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• What is General Assembly?

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• Alliance that proclaimed that the historic
  mission of America is to offer to man a land of
  liberty.

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• What is the OAS?

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• This is the main peace-keeping body of the UN,
  made up of 15 members.

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• What is the Security Council?

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• As technology, foreign investment, tourism, and
  Western popular increased in China, so did
  demands for this.

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• What are individual rights and democracy?

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• China began a series of reforms in the late 1970s
  under his leadership.

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• Who is Deng Xiaoping?

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• This plan by Deng Xiaopang brought some private
  ownership and growth to agriculture, industry,
  the military, and science.

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• What is the Four Modernizations?

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• Over half of Mexicans live in this, with a low
  standard of living.

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• What is poverty?

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• In 1994 an uprising by these revolutionaries in
  the state of Chiapas called for reforms to aid
  indigenous (native) people, especially the Maya.

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• Who are the Zapatistas?

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• At the Yalta Conference, this country wanted a
  divided Germany that lacked the power to start
  wars.

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• What is the Soviet Union?

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• At the Yalta Conference, this country favored a
  reunited Germany as a part of a democratic and
  economically stable Europe.

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• What is the United States?

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• This term is used to define the Soviet Unions
  desire to have control of nations in Eastern
  Europe in order to prevent future aggression from
  the West.

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• What are satellites or buffer-states?

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• The division of this German capital city at the
  end of the war was supposed to have been
  temporary.

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• What is Berlin?

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• Term given to describe the two nations that
  emerged from World War II as the most powerful
  nations in the world.

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• What are superpowers?

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• Dissolved in 1977 following internal conflicts
  about the Vietnam War, this organization was
  created to prevent the spread of communism in
  Southeast Asia.

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• What are Soviet Prisoners of War?

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• The US and the USSR were engaged in hostility
  that consumed resources and affected world
  politics in the historical period known as this.

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• What is the Cold War?

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• The Soviet Union believed that the United States
  would do this in other countries.

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• What is suppress revolution?

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• This was the goal of both the US and the USSR
  during the Cold War.

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• What is to be a dominant power in the world?

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• The United States believed that the USSR wanted
  to do this on a global scale.

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• What is spread communism to other countries?

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• The Soviet Union and the United States competed
  for dominance in these regions during the Cold
  War.

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• What are the Congo (1960), Egypt (1954-1970),
  Vietnam (1964-1973), and Chile (1973)?

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• This policy offered foreign aid to any country
  threatened by communist expansion.

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• What is the Truman Doctrine(1947)?

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• This provided foreign aid to 16 democratic
  European nations that struggled to recover from
  WW II. The U.S. believed this would help them
  avoid communist influence.

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• What is the Marshall Plan(1948)?

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• These formed the foundation of U.S. foreign
  policy during the Cold War called Containment.

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• What are the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall
  Plan?

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• The Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan were
  developed in response to this.

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• What is a worldwide economic depression?

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• Before World War II, the United States adopted
  this type of foreign policy.

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• What is isolationism?

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• Mao Zedongs ambitious program that created
  collective farms called communes.

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• What is the Great Leap Forward?

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• Maos economic model, the Great Leap Forward,
  served as an alternative to the industrial
  emphasis of this countrys form of communism.

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• What is the Soviet Union?

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• Failure of the Great Leap Forward due to poor
  planning and severe droughts brought this to the
  Chinese people.

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• What is widespread famine known as the Great
  Chinese Famine?

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• Militia units of the Cultural Revolution in China
  that was comprised mostly of young people who
  carried out the purge of Chinese intellectuals,
  capitalists, and other alleged counterrevolutiona
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• What is the Red Guard?

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• Site of many political events in China the
  best-known of these were protests in 1989. Tanks
  and troops entered Beijing to suppress the
  protest, killing and injuring thousands of
  protesters.

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• What is Tiananmen Square?

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• In 1989 the communist party in this country votes
  to dissolve itself and pass legislation that will
  allow for free elections and a democratic
  political system.

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• What is Hungary?

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• Peaceful student protests in Czechoslovakia
  launch the ________ _______, a mostly nonviolent
  transition from communist power, as the communist
  govt resigns and is replaced by a non-communist
  government.

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• What is the Velvet Revolution?

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• This trade union launches strikes against the
  communist regime in Poland in 1980 its famous
  leader Lech Walesa is jailed and the union is
  outlawed.

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• What is the trade union Solidarity?

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• Anti-communist revolts break out in Hungary in
  1956 the Soviet Union crushes the uprising and
  executes this former communist leader who led the
  revolt.

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• Who is Imre Nagy?

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• In 1968 communist leader Alexander Dubcek begins
  democratic reforms in Czechoslovakia known as
  this. Later, the Soviet Union invades the
  country, repeals these reforms and expels Dubcek
  from the party.

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• What is Prague Spring?

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• Political movement of the 19th century that
  sought to unite Jews around the world and settle
  them in a new Jewish nation-state.

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• What is Zionism?

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• Promise of support for Zionists by the British
  government designed to create a Jewish state by
  partitioning (dividing it) Palestine.

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• What is the Balfour Declaration?

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• This term describes the scattering of the Jewish
  people throughout Europe and Asia since the
  ancient Roman Empire.

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• What is the Diaspora?

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• This region has experienced growing unrest
  between secular governments and Islamic
  traditions.

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• What is the Middle East?

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• The modern state of Israel is surrounded on all
  sides by these countries all of which opposed
  the creation of an Israeli state.

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• What are Muslim countries?

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• This nation has been in a state of near-constant
  war with its neighbors since its inception in
  1947.

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• What is Israel?

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