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Beginning of the Cold War: Aid Greece & Turkey to prevent fall to communism, Truman Doctrine: goal to contain communism, Marshall plan: aid to Western Europe

Berlin Airlift

NATO vs. Warsaw Pact

1949: China falls to communism; Korean war

Arms Race

Eastern Bloc

Khrushchev, De-Stalinization, Sputnik, Communist Expansion into Asia and Africa

U-2 Spy Plan, Test Ban Treaty, Castro overthrows Cuban government & establish communism in Western Hemisphere, Cuban Missile Crisis

Brezhnev, Czech “Prague Spring” Alexander Dubek

Ostpolitik & Détente: Willy Brandt, Nixon & Kissinger, Nixon visits China & Moscow

Soviets invade Afghanistan

Gorbachev, Kohl, Reagen, Thatcher

Fall of Berlin Wall, fall of communism in Eastern Europe, attempted coup in Moscow, Yeltsin, Putin

Growth of NATO & EU

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