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Features of communism

- one-party state


- limits on human rights


- wealth more evenly distributed


- government run


- media owned by government

Features of capitalism

- democratic state


- fewer limits on human rights


- wealth distributed unevenly


- free-market economy


- media owned by individuals

Years of roosevelt being president of USA

1953-1945

Years of Stalin being leader of Soviet Union

1920s to 1953

Roosevelt brief summary

Believed in democracy but compromised, forming alliance with Stalin


Thought he would need soviet support against japan after they bombed Pearl harbour in 1941


Was not always tough in negotiations

Churchill brief summary

Conservative - had traditional values


Believed strongly in the British empire

Stalin brief summary

Stood firm in negotiations


Convinced that the west wanted to destroy communism

Emergence of the two sides after WWII

USSR and USA had emerged as the two global ‘superpowers’


The old powers (Britain and France) less important

What was the grand alliance?

Military alliance consisting of the three major allied powers of World War II; USSR, USA, and UK

Stalin initial attitude to roosevelt

Suspicious

Stalin initial attitude towards Churchill

Suspicious

Roosevelt initial attitude towards Stalin

Friendly - needed Stalin

Roosevelt initial attitude towards Churchill

Friendly

Churchill initial attitude towards Stalin

Suspicious

Churchill initial attitude towards Roosevelt

Feared he was too pro-russia

When was Tehran

Nov 1943

When was Yalta

Feb 1945

When was Potsdam

July - aug 1945

Purpose of Tehran?

To plan winning strategy to end the war

Agreements of tehran

- Stalin would declare war against Japan and supply soviet troops to help USA against japan


- agreed that Poland should receive land from Germany, but USSR could keep the land it had seized from Poland in 1939


- international body to be set up to settle disputes

Problems of tehran

Tension between USA and Britain - Roosevelt seemed to view British colonialism as a threat to world peace

Yalta purpose

Discussing winning the war and post war settlement

Yalta agreements

- Germany into four zones


- Germany to pay 20 billion dollars reparations


- UN set up


- Stalin agreed that future governments of countries in Europe would be decided in free elections

When did Roosevelt die?

April 1945


Replaced by Harry Truman

Who was the new labour prime minister after Churchill lost 1945 general election?

Clement attlee

Purpose of Potsdam?

New leaders, relations different


- Truman determined to be tough with Stalin

Potsdam problems?

Truman objected to the control the USSR had over the countries it had liberated

What and when was the long telegram

Sent from Moscow to America


24 Feb 1946


Kennan reported that Stalin wanted to see the destruction of capitalism

What and when was the long telegram

Sent from Moscow to America


24 Feb 1946


Kennan reported that Stalin wanted to see the destruction of capitalism

What was the novikov telegram?

To government in Moscow


Said that USA wanted to use their military power to dominate. Believed Americans no longer wanted to cooperate with the Soviet Union

When were Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia conquered

1940

When was the Truman doctrine announced

March 1947

When was the Truman doctrine announced

March 1947

When was the Marshall plan announced

June 1947

What was the Truman doctrine?

Belief - to contain communism

What was the Truman doctrine?

Belief - to contain communism

What was the marshal plan

Provided economic aid to help war-torn countries in order to stop communism from taking over Western Europe

When was cominform set up

22 sep 1947

When was Comecon set up

25 jan 1949

When was Eisenhower elected president

1952


Took office in jan 1953

When was Eisenhower elected president

1952


Took office in jan 1953

When was death of Stalin?

5 March 1953

Date of the actual Hungarian uprising?

4 nov 1956

Date of the actual Hungarian uprising?

4 nov 1956

How many tanks rolled into Budapest during Hungarian uprising?

1000

How many Hungarians killed in the uprising

Up to 20 000

How many soviets killed in Hungarian uprising

7000