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1
Welcome to Contemporary U.S. and World History
  • Date 10/3/13
  • Activity Review Challenge
  • Warm Up
  • NONE
  • Homework
  • Test Tomorrow 10/4

Pg Assignment Date
15 Truman Doctrine Rdg 9/30
16 Truman Doctrine Questions 9/30
17 Rebuilding Western Europe 9/30
18 Rebuilding Graphs/Charts 9/30
19 Unit 1 Review 9/30
20 Japanese Occupation Rdg 10/1
21 Japanese Occupation Notes 10/1
22 Like Music To our Ears 10/1
23 Berlin Crisis Qs, cartoon photo 10/1
2
Unit 1 Review
  • The economic system which emphasizes private
    ownership of industry and competition is
  • Capitalism
  • The form of government by one or a few that
    exerts nearly total control over many aspects of
    peoples lives is
  • Totalitarianism

3
Unit 1 Review
  • People working together to benefit the whole
  • Collectivism
  • Government by the people through voting
  • Democracy

4
Unit 1 Review
  • People working on their own to reach their
    highest level of achievement also benefit
    society
  • Individualism
  • Government ownership of industry, with the goal
    of a classless society
  • Socialism

5
Unit 1 Review
  • What was the term Winston Churchill used to
    describe the separation between free Western
    Europe and Communist Eastern Germany?
  • Iron Curtain.
  • The idea that the US should support free peoples
    who resist subjugation by outside pressures was
    known as the
  • Truman Doctrine

6
Unit 1 Review
  • The Truman Doctrine provided economic aid to what
    two countries?
  • Greece and Turkey.
  • The U.S. plan to provide economic aid to European
    nations following WWII was known as the
  • Marshall Plan
  • DOUBLE POINTS The real name for this was
  • European Recovery Program

7
Unit 1 Review
  • What two countries received the most aid under
    the Marshall Plan?
  • Great Britain and France
  • The term for the primary US strategy during the
    Cold War, that of using steady pressure to
    prevent the Soviet Union Communism from
    expanding was known as
  • Containment

8
Unit 1 Review
  • The military alliance formed by the Western free
    nations following WWII was known as? (1 pt for
    acronym, 2 pts for full name)
  • NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
  • The military alliance made by the communist
    Eastern European nations was
  • The Warsaw Pact

9
Unit 1 Review
  • The Soviet Union established a series of
    Communist satellite nations in Europe following
    WWII. What is a satellite nation?
  • the small Eastern European nations dominated by
    the Soviet union.
  • What were the satellite nations?
  • Albania, Bulgaria, Czecoslovakia, Hungary,
    Romania, and Poland

10
Unit 1 Review
  • How is Yugoslavia different from the other
    communist nations?
  • Yugoslavia did not sign the Warsaw Pact to align
    themselves with the USSR.
  • What was the geographic problem faced by free
    WEST BERLIN throughout the Cold War?
  • They were stuck within the Soviet bloc

11
Unit 1 Review
  • What are the two main goals of the United
    Nations?
  • Lasting peace
  • Raise the standard of living
  • List the Big Five permanent countries on the UN
    security council
  • US, France, Great Britain, China, USSR

12
Unit 1 Review
  • Why was the UN ineffective in dealing with Cold
    War problems??
  • Because the USSR was in the big five and
    therefore had the power to VETO any of the action
    plans the rest of the UN wanted to make.
  • Who was the US general in charge of the
    occupation of Japan?
  • General Douglas MacArthur

13
Unit 1 Review
  • What were some of the provisions in the new
    constitution?
  • No military unless in defense (called Article 9-
    2 pts)
  • Established a parliamentary democracy
  • Bill of rights, including womens right to vote.
  • What helped the Japanese economy?
  • we established a free market economy
    (capitalism)
  • We gave them 2 billion in aide

14
Unit 1 Review
  • What was the role of the Japanese emperor after
    WWII?
  • He became a constitutional monarch who was only a
    figurehead

15
Unit 1 Review
  • Why did the Allies want a strong Germany after
    WWII?
  • we didnt want history (of the Versailles Treaty
    after WWI) to repeat itself.
  • Why did the USSR want a weak Germany?
  • They wanted to protect themselves from ever being
    threatened again
  • Revenge

16
Unit 1 Review
  • Why did the USSR choose not to hold free
    elections in the countries it occupied during
    WWII?
  • It didnt want countries to vote democratically
    ally themselves with US and Western Allies.
  • List 3 severe problems Western Europe faced in
    the years following WWII
  • Loss of resources
  • Starvation
  • Tuberculosis

17
Unit 1 Review
  • What are two ways that the wartime experiences of
    the U.S. and the Soviet Union were greatly
    different?
  • USSR lost many more people, (2 mil vs 400,000 of
    the US)
  • USSR fought on their soil destroyed their land
    and resources

18
Unit 1 Review
  • What are the reasons why the Soviet Union
    distrusted the US after WWII?
  • U.S. INTERVENED IN 1917 RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
  • U.S. REFUSED TO RECOGNIZE THE USSR UNTIL 1933
  • U.S. DELAYED ENTERING WWIIU.S. DELAYED INVASION
    OF WESTERN EUROPE
  • USA MOST POWERFUL NATION IN THE WORLD
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