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    I Like Eisenhower

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    things for our country. His accomplishments for us have proven to be “a journey, not a destination”. He minimized the unease from the Cold War by compromise and cooperation. The Cold War was a time of tension and hostility amongst Western Bloc powers and Eastern Bloc powers following WWII. The United States and…

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    For 30 years, the Berlin Wall was the central symbol of the Cold War that separated families and keep opportunities in the West bloc from those in the East bloc. The wall was built by the Soviet leader Nikita Khruschev to prevent the East Germany defectors from crossing the border over to the more booming West Germany. Specifically, the wall was built all the way around West Berlin. The American-British-French…

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    The Cold War was a state of political and military issues after World War II. It was between the United States and the Soviet Union. This great tension was between the Western Bloc and Eastern Bloc, starting in 1947 and ending in 1991. This war lasted for the second half of 20th century, resulting in mutual suspicions. The Cold War affected people tremendously. It was a series of incidents that brought the world’s superpowers to the verge of disaster. The policy that rationale for an abnormal…

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    Cold War Yugoslavia

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    How did the Cold War affect the breakup of Yugoslavia? After the end of the Cold War, Yugoslavia lost its strategic importance it once had when it was a neutral territory lying in between the two blocs. The collapse was caused by the diminishing support from both the United States (US) and the Soviet Union (USSR) who no longer competed to strengthen their influence over Yugoslavia and the ongoing downfall of their economy and socio-political stability. Yugoslavia was created after the First…

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    atomic bombs dropped against the two Japanese cities Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Russia felt that it had an interest in maintaining a neutral territory in Eastern Europe that would protect them from attacks from the West. While, The United States was committed to free and democratic elections in Eastern Europe. In the aftermath of the Second WWII power blocs were formed in Europe, in which one of them was dominated by America and capitalist democracy, while the other was dominated by the Soviet…

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    Race To Space Analysis

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    between two superpowers, both powers wanted to be the first to do everything including go to space and lastly both the Cold War and the “race to space” overall cost a great deal of money. The Cold War was a fight between the powers of the Western Bloc and the powers…

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    Wall: The Berlin Wall

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    The Berlin wall Hi my name is Caleb and i am going to tell you about the Berlin wall. The Berlin wall was a guarded concrete wall that physically and ideologically divided Berlin from 1961 to 1989 constructed by german democratic republic starting on 13th august 1961, the wall completely cut off land west Berlin From bordering east Germany and from east Berlin until government officials opened in november 1989 its deconstruction officially began in 13th of june 1990 and complete 1992…

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    continues today to ensure the defense of its member states. Following World War II, the world became split between the Western nations and the Communist Eastern bloc, headed by the US and USSR respectively. During this postwar period, the USSR began expanding their influence into neighboring states and instituting satellite governments throughout Eastern Europe. In response, the US and its allies sought a policy of containment, which meant opposing the spread of Communist influence and finding…

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    Berlin Wall Dbq

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    the communist party imperial elites and the military. These struggles led to failures which added to the fall of the Soviet Union and Gorbachev practically finished himself. The Soviet Union was already weakening since it refused to assist the Eastern Bloc countries and join in their affairs. The Soviet Union was already experiencing food shortages and dealing with a failing…

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    Becoming A Policeman

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    The arrangement of division was important to separate between the Soviet Union and the countries that supported majority rule government. The Western Bloc was an episode that included global approach creators and hence, brought about America at the end of the day turning into the Policeman of the world (Solomon, 2011). North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or all the more normally eluded as NATO, is a…

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