the cold war
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World War II into the Cold War. The Cold War. Quick Recap. Roots of the Cold War. What they wanted!. . Rebuild Germany & Western Europe. . Spread Democracy 3. Wanted Containment or stop the spread of Communism . What they wanted!. . Crush the Nazi Party - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
The Cold WarWorld War II into the Cold War
Quick Recap
Roots of the Cold WarUSA Soviet Union
Government:Democracy
Business:Owned by citizens
Rights:Voting & rights to
free speech
Government:Communist
Business:Owned by
government
Rights:No voting
What they wanted!
1. Rebuild Germany & Western Europe.
2. Spread Democracy3. Wanted Containment or stop the spread of Communism.
What they wanted!
1. Crush the Nazi Party2. Force Germany to pay reparations.3. Keep Germany weak.4. Spread Communism.5. Control Eastern Europe.
Dealing with the Cold WarThe U.S.
Method Definition Pro’s Con’s
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
NATO
Dealing with the Cold WarThe S.U.
Method Definition Pro’s Con’s
Satellite Nations
Warsaw Pact
Stop & Think
With your shoulder partner, which do you think will be more successful?
The U.S.’s plan for containment? The S.U.’s plan for satellite nations? Jot down a one sentence response
What to do about Germany? After meeting at the Potsdam
Conference, the U.S., S.U., France, & Britain discussed what to do with Germany.
They agreed: 1. Disarm Germany2. Force the country to pay reparations3. Divide both Germany & the capital of
Berlin between all four countries.
Please copy this map on yours
You Decide
Each table will represent a country Your group will need to decide:
How YOU want Germany to be divided Who YOU want to vote in Germany What TYPE of government you want
them to have Who will be YOUR allies
What did you decide?
Dividing Germany Voting?
Government?
Allies?
Plans for Germany
Divided Berlin Germany was divided among the Allies and the Soviet Union
Berlin was also divided between the two groups
Allied sections were Democratic
Soviet sections were Communist
Berlin is located in the Soviet Union section of Germany
Soviets wanted to control Berlin
The Blockade & the Berlin Airlift
Stalin became angry because East Germany was not doing well
Soviets set up a blockade between Berlin and West Germany
Closed railroads and highways
Allies responded with airlifts that brought food and fuel to West Berlin
Embarrassed Stalin and he ended the blockade
Let’s Play Berlin Airlift
Students Sitting Students in the Center
Students with “supplies”
• You represent the people of East Germany.
• Your goal is to catch the “supplies” being thrown to you by the U.S.
• You may not pick up “supplies from the floor”
• You represent the Soviet Union.
• Your goal is to deflect or catch the “supplies”, preventing them from getting to the East Germans
• You may not leave your block area.
• You represent the U.S.
• Your goal is to throw “supplies” to the East Germans.
• You may move around the room, but may not cross the line the S.U. is on.