History 2301E Study Guide - Final Guide: Warsaw Pact, Marshall Plan, Mccarthyism

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Cold war part 1: cold war- a 40 year conflict between the united states and the soviet union that followed the open warfare of wwii. Although the cold war sometimes became (cid:498)hot(cid:499) and involved in bloodshed (cid:523)as it did in korea(cid:524) the united states and the soviet union never actually declared war on each other. France, britain, and the us also had talks to merge their sections of germany into one country: the truman doctrine: identify- policy for dealing with communism. This was done by, supporting anti-communist movements around the world in attempt to hinder soviet influence. Significance- truman used this to justify providing million (abut . 8 billion today) in military and economic aid. Arms race: identify- a race between the united states and the soviets spending billions of dollar to build nuclear arsenals and developing new military technologies. Significance- this caused large debt, as well as fear between both sides about the possibility of a nuclear war.

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