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1 Totally Thursday, March 18,
Take your seat Take out your notebook Open to FN: “The Cold War Begins Take out the documents from yesterday Warm -Up Finish discussion any questions that you did not get to yesterday, you have 5-7 minutes to wrap up all of the questions.

2 Today Agenda Precious Time / Warm-Up Finish Document discussions
Write final hypothesis FN: Korean War Homework: Read Ch. 12 Sec. 3 Finish paragraph

3 Paragraph Requirements
Give at least two reasons that support your claim. 2 greens, two yellows and 4 reds minimum (8 sentences) The … is responsible for starting the Cold War. The first reason that this is true is because (give specific action of the country you think started the CW)…. This was a cause of the CW because… (explain how it lead the war). Churchill maintained this in his speech “The Iron Curtain” when he stated …(use a direct quote). Another reasons that supports the… being the cause of the Cold War was (give another specific action of the country you think started the CW)… This event added to the increase of tensions between… because… The Soviet Ambassador argued this point in his Telegram to Soviet Leadership, stating …(use a direct quote). This evidence proves that …

4 Paragraph Requirements
Give at least two reasons that support your claim. 2 greens, two yellows and 4 reds minimum (8 sentences) The … is responsible for starting the Cold War. The first reason that this is true is because (give specific action of the country you think started the CW)…. This was a cause of the CW because… (explain how it lead the war). Churchill maintained this in his speech “The Iron Curtain” when he stated …(use a direct quote). Another reasons that supports the… being the cause of the Cold War was (give another specific action of the country you think started the CW)… This event added to the increase of tensions between… because… The Soviet Ambassador argued this point in his Telegram to Soviet Leadership, stating …(use a direct quote). This evidence proves that …

5 The Korean War Understand the role of NATO and SEATO, in deterring communist aggression and maintaining security during the Cold War. Trace the origins and geopolitical consequences of the Cold War and containment policy, including the Korean War. . . EQ 3: How did President Truman use the power of the presidency to limit the spread of communism in East Asia?

6 Expanding Presidential Authority
What trend do you notice in presidential power? What do you predict will happen in future crisis? Crisis President Expanded Authority Napoleonic Wars Adams Prevented free speech Great Depression FD Roosevelt Gov gave direct relief ($) to unemployed Red Scare/Nuclear War Truman Spy Agency Made war without Congressional approval Terrorism Geo. W. Bush/Obama Spying on Americans Drone attacks in other countries World War Z ?

7 Red Scare in Asia Soviet Union and US divided Korea into North and South China “fell” to communism under Mao in 1949 Two Chinas – Mainland China = Peoples republic of China Taiwan – Republic of China China and USSR became allies Americans felt that containment was failing 7

8 The Korean War the UN established division at the 38th parallel
North Korea became communist under the USSR after WWII South Korea became a democracy under Syngman Rhee North Korea invaded South Korea the Senate consented to send US troops under the UN to prevent the “domino effect” Douglas MacArthur named UN commander 8

9 June 1950 July 1950 Sept. 1950 June 1951

10 Gen. Douglas MacArthur and The Korean War
MacArthur led UN troops in Japan to liberate South Korea landed at Inchon pushed North Korea back to the Chinese border China sent a million volunteers to aid North Korea this is when people really started freaking out MacArthur argued for nuclear attacks on Chinese ports and bases in Manchuria

11 Korea - Limited War Truman ordered MacArthur to hold 38th parallel but not to advance past it he even suggested using nukes along the Yalu River MacArthur publicly criticized Truman’s “limited war” MacArthur called the Korean war “the wrong war, at the wrong place, at the wrong time, and with the wrong enemy” MacArthur was possibly the most popular public figure in the nation and Truman…was really not Truman fired MacArthur

12 Korea – A Demilitarized Zone, 1953
a cease fire was signed between North Korea and the US under Eisenhower South Korea did not sign it technically, they are still at war no army may occupy the border between the two Koreas both nations and the US have troops stationed at the edge of the DMZ Most heavily militarized border in world US Casualties 36,516 dead 92,134 wounded 8,176 MIA 7,245 POW[7]

13 SEATO South-East Asian Treaty Organization, 1954
sought containment in Asia, it dissolved in 1977 8 nations joined—Australia, Britain, France, New Zealand, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand, and the US showed growing commitment by the US to fight communism by 1960, 500,000+ US troops were stationed around the globe defense was 50% of the budget SEATO

14 EQ 3: How did President Truman use the power of the presidency to limit the spread of communism in East Asia?

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