Isolationism Good neighbour policy, Relations with Japan, Neutrality Acts, Lend – Lease / Atlantic Charter.

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Isolationism Good neighbour policy, Relations with Japan, Neutrality Acts, Lend – Lease / Atlantic Charter

Pearl Harbour War in Europe War in the Pacific Atomic Bomb World War 2 Pearl Harbour War in Europe War in the Pacific Atomic Bomb

Yalta / Potsdam Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan Cold War Yalta / Potsdam Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan

Berlin Airlift 1948/9

Cuban Missile Crisis 1962

Vietnam 1954 1964 1973

SALT I and II Helsinki Agreements Apollo-Soyuz China Détente SALT I and II Helsinki Agreements Apollo-Soyuz China

Soviet invasion of Afghanistan Regan and SDI (Star Wars) The ‘second Cold War’ Soviet invasion of Afghanistan Regan and SDI (Star Wars)

End of the Cold War Gorbachev’s new policies – Glasnost (Openness) and Perestroika (Restructuring) Fall of the Berlin Wall Collapse of the Soviet Union

US involvement in the Middle East Iran – 1979-1982 (444 days) Gulf War -1990/91