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History of Europe 4

6th Grade Social Studies: Unit 4 - Post WWII & Cold War

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Define: The Marshall Plan set up to help Western Europe recover from the war
Define: NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Western European countries formed the alliance in April 1949 because they were worried.
Define: Reunification Berlin Wall was torn down – Germany was unified – Soviet Republics starting to seek independence as well.
What was the Berlin Wall? divided East and West Germany build by the communist party
Define: Cold War period of distrust and misunderstanding between the Soviet Union and its former Allies in the west and the United States
Who were the Superpowers? Soviets and the United States have influence over world events
Who was Ronald Reagan? United States president during Cold War
Who was Mikhail Gorbachev? Soviet Union leader during Cold War
Define: Iron Curtain The dividing line between eastern (communist) and western (noncommunist) areas. Each “side” is referred to as the Western Bloc and Eastern Bloc
Define: "Superpower" one that has influence over world events, a seat on the UN Security Council and has spy networks
What factors led to the end of the Cold War? (1) The downfall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and (2) democracies taking over former Communist countries
Define: Cold War period of distrust and misunderstanding between the Soviet Union and its former Allies in the west and the United States
What is the type of market and type of government in the U.S.? MARKET economy and a DEMOCRATIC form of government
What is the type of market and type of government in the Soviet Union? COMMAND economy and a COMMUNIST form of government
Why did the U.S. and Soviet Union became enemies? Because the world took sides – Democratic nations were on the side of the U.S. and Communist nations were on the side of the Soviet Union
Which country is the 3rd largest country? United States
Which country is the 4th most populated country? United States
Define: CIA stands for Central Intelligence Agency, an independent US government agency that collects, evaluates, and shares information about foreign countries, organizations, and individuals to protect national security
Define: KGB the Soviet Union's primary intelligence and security agency from 1954 to 1991
Which country is the largest country in the world? Soviet Union
Which country has the 2nd largest economy in the world? Soviet Union
Created by: Engle Family
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