Chapter 19 the First World War (1914-1920)
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Chapter 26 Cold War Conflicts– (1945-1960) Homework Guide
Section 26-1 Origins of the Cold War
1. Read Section.
2. Identify: (Define and explain the significance/IMPACT of)
United Nations:
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containment:
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iron curtain: (definition only)
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cold war: (definition only)
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Marshall Plan:
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NATO:
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______3. Answer:
A. What caused tension between the US and USSR?
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B. Look at the chart on p. 810. What do you observe about the goals of the US and the USSR?
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C. Although they are different in nature, explain how the Marshall Plan, the Berlin airlift, and
NATO are all part or the US policy of containment?
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______People to Know:
Harry S. Truman:
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Joseph Stalin: ______
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George F. Kennan:
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George Marshall: ______
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Section 26-2 The Cold War Heats Up
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2. Identify
38 th Parallel:
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MacArthur Controversy
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______3. Answer. (you will need to read the entire section to answer thoroughly)
A. What impact does the Chinese Civil War have on US Policy?
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B. Why was the Korean War often seen as a “seesaw conflict”? HINT: Look at the map on
textbook page 819.
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C. What were the important factors in determining the outcome of the war? Who won?
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Chiang Kai Shek:
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Mao Zedong:
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Douglas MacArthur:
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Section 26-3 The Cold War at Home
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2. Identify: (why was each battle important/what decisions were made at each meeting)
Loyalty Review Board:
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HUAC:
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______Hollywood Ten/blacklist (def only)
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McCarren Act:
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McCarthyism:
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______3. Answer.
A. Why was Hollywood a target of HUAC?
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B. Why did the cases of Alger Hiss and the Rosenbergs heighten the anti-Communist mood of
America?
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D. Analyzing Political Cartoons – Textbook Page 826 # 1&2?
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______E. Interpreting Charts Skillbuilders – Textbook Page 827(top of page) # 1&2
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F. Section 3 Assessments – Textbook Page 827 #3-5
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______People to Know:
Alger Hiss:
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Whittaker Chambers:
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Richard Nixon:
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Ethel & Julius Rosenberg:
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Joseph McCarthy:
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Section 26-4 Two Nations Live on the Edge
1. Read Section.
2. Identify (Define and explain the significance/IMPACT of)
brinkmanship:
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Warsaw Pact:
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______Eisenhower Doctrine:
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Hungarian Revolution:
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______Sputnik:
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U2 incident:
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3. Answer. (you will need to read the entire section to answer thoroughly)
A. Why did the text include the quote by Annie Dillard on Textbook Page 828?
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______B. What was the role of the CIA in the Cold War? What covert operations was it involved with in the 1950s?
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C. Section 4 Assessments Textbook Page 833 # 3&5?
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People to Know:
Dwight D. Eisenhower:
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John Foster Dulles:
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Francis Gary Powers:
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