The Cold War Heats Up Ms. Ha Ch. 18 Section 2 p. 609-615.

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The Cold War Heats Up Ms. Ha Ch. 18 Section 2 p. 609-615

I. United States A. Halt communism spread 1. Enemies: a. China b. North Korea

II. China 1. Fight off communism 2. U.S. sent aid 1945- 1949 A. Chaing Kai-shek 1. Fight off communism 2. U.S. sent aid 1945- 1949

Chiang Kai-shek

B. Corruption Problem 1. Chiang’s government a. Inefficient b. Corrupt c. Kill opposition d. Harsh on peasants

C. Mao Zedong 1. Communist a. Focus: help peasants b. Education to read & write

Mao Zedong

c. Improved food production d. Worked! e. 1945- N. China f. Communists’ Red Army

III. Civil War A. Nationalists v. Communists 1. Communists win 2. Chiang: fled to Taiwan

3. Zedong established the People’s Republic of China 4. U.S. refuses to acknowledge

IV. Containment Fails A. U.S. is shocked! 1. New focus 2. Korean War