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    US HISTORY Unit 23 Mr.

    Torrance
    Prep Cold War

    HW 23 A Read pp 626-629
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    1. Soviet Security Concerns
    2. American Economic Concerns
    ***Identification: (100 to 200 words)
    3. Yalta Conference (include: Poland, Liberated Europe, Dividing Germany, Tensions)

    HW 23 B Read pp 629-634
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    4. Potsdam Conference
    5. Iron Curtain Descends
    6. “Containment” Policy
    7. The Truman Doctrine

    HW 23 C Read pp 634-636
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    8. The Marshall Plan
    9. West Germany
    10. Berlin Airlift
    11. NATO

    HW 23 D Read pp 636-639
    ***Identifications: (100 to 200 words EACH)
    12. Chinese Civil War
    13. Korean War (include: MacArthur, China, Truman and end of war)

    HW 23 E Read pp 642-645
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    14. Loyalty Review Program
    15. HUAC
    16. Alger Hiss
    17. The Rosenbergs
    18. Project Venona and the Red Scare Spreads

    HW 23 F Read pp 646-648
    ***Identifications: (100 to 200 words EACH)
    19. McCarthy’s Charges and the McCarran Internal Security Act, 1950
    20. McCarthy’s Tactics and Downfall
    HW 23 G Read pp 648-652 & picture on p. 653
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    21. The Hydrogen Bomb (page 648 and picture on page 653)
    22. Fallout and Fallout Shelters
    23. Popular Culture in the Cold War
    24. The Eisenhower Doctrine: “Massive Retaliation”
    25. Sputnik

    HW 23 H Read pp 652-654
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    26. Brinkmanship
    27. The Korean War Ends
    28. The Taiwan Crisis
    29. The Suez Crisis

    HW 23 I Read pp 654-657
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    30. Containment in Developing Nations
    31. Iran & Guatemala
    32. Uprising in Hungary
    33. Continuing Tensions

    HW 23 J Read pp 714-717
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    34. The Kennedy Doctrine: “Flexible Response”
    35. Aid to Other Countries
    36. The Peace Corps
    37. The Space Race

    HW 23 K Read pp 717-718
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    38. The Bay of Pigs
    39. The Berlin Wall
    ***Identification: (100 to 200 words)
    40. The Cuban Missile Crisis and its Impact

    HW 23 L Read pp 772-775
    ***Identifications: (100 to 200 words EACH)
    41. Growth of Vietnamese Nationalism and Ho Chi Minh
    42. U.S. Supports the French and Domino Theory

    HW 23 M Read pp 775-779
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    43. Dien Bien Phu
    44. Geneva Accords
    45. Ngo Dinh Diem
    46. Vietcong
    47. Overthrow of Diem
    HW 23 N Read pp 779-783
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    48. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
    49. U.S. Sends in Troops
    50. Frustrating Warfare
    51. Determined Enemy and the Ho Chi Minh Trail

    HW 23 O Read pp 786-789
    Definition: (50 to 100 words)
    52. General Westmoreland and Credibility Gap
    ***Identification: (100 to 200 words)
    53. Antiwar Movement Emerges

    HW 23 P Read pp 789-790, 793-794


    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    54. The Tet Offensive
    55. Vietnamization
    56. Massacre at My Lai
    57. Invasion of Cambodia and Violent Protests
    58. Pentagon Papers

    HW 23 Q Read pp 795-797
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    59. Two Sides Reach Peace
    60. Fall of South Vietnam
    61. Human Toll of the Vietnam War
    62. War Powers Act, 1973

    HW 23 R Read pp 854-856
    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    63. Henry Kissinger
    64. Détente
    65. Nixon Visits China
    66. US Soviet Tensions Ease

    HW 23 S Read pp 868, 888, 897-898


    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    67. President Carter’s handling of the Soviet Union
    68. Conservatism and the Cold War
    69. Aid to Afghan Rebels
    70. Nicaragua, Contras and Granada

    HW 23 T Read pp 898-899, 916


    Definitions: (50 to 100 words each)
    71. START and “Star Wars”
    72. Mikhail Gorbachev and INF
    ***Identification: (100 to 200 words)
    73. The Cold War Ends (Gorbachev’s Reforms, East Europe and Collapse of USSR)
    HW 23 U: US Map Due the day of the test with the Notes.

    1. Use RED INK to DOT and LABEL the Capital of the U.S.
    2. Use RED INK to LABEL each of the FIVE Great Lakes and the Gulf of Mexico
    3. Use RED INK to DRAW and LABEL these FIVE Rivers: Mississippi, Ohio,
    Missouri, St. Lawrence and the Rio Grande
    4. Use BLACK INK to LABEL all 50 States
    5. Use BLUE INK to LABEL all 50 Capitals of all 50 States
    6. Use a HI-LITER to SHADE IN the original 13 colonies (Today 14 States)

    HW 23 V: World Map Due the day of the test with the Notes.

    1. Use RED INK to SHADE IN these seas: Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea,
    Caspian Sea, Red Sea and the Persian Gulf
    2. Use RED INK to LABEL all Continents and Oceans
    3. Use RED INK to carefully CIRCLE Asia, North America and Latin America
    (Use blue ink when drawing your circles through the shaded red ink)
    4. Use BLACK INK to LABEL at least 40 Nations
    5. Use BLUE INK to LABEL at least 40 Capitals of Nations
    6. Use a HI-LITER to SHADE IN ALL 21 Communist Nations as of 1980’s
    Unit 23 Timeline

    AD 1000 1588 1620 1763 1773 1776 1787 1812 1832 1848 1860 1863 1877

    1492 1607 1754 1770 1775 1781 1803 1820 1846 1850 1861 1865 1898

    1914 1918 1927 1939 1942 1944 1947 1949 1953 1955 1961 1964 1969 1975

    1915 1919 1929 1941 1943 1945 1948 1950 1954 1957 1962 1968 1973

    1979 1981 1986 1989 1993 2000 2003 2008 2011 2013 2015 2017

    1980 1983 1988 1991 1997 2001 2004 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018
    Unit 23 Timeline Answers: (47 + New)
    Time Periods: The Great Depression
    Reconstruction
    The Civil Rights Movement
    The “Roaring ???” or “Golden Age”
    The Gilded Age

    Wars or Attacks: World War I


    World War II
    911 Terrorist Attack
    Defeat of the Spanish Aramada
    Allied Invasion of Sicily and Italy
    Mexican-American War
    The Civil War
    Korean War
    Battle of Midway
    Gulf War I
    Gulf War II
    The War of ??? (year)
    Dropping Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
    The French and Indian War (also known as The Seven Years War)
    Spanish-American War
    Invasion of Afghanistan
    The American Revolution
    D-Day Normandy Invasion
    Vietnam War
    Pearl Harbor Attack

    Events: Emancipation Proclamation


    Boston Tea Party
    Missouri Compromise
    Constitutional Convention
    Brown v. Board of Education
    Jamestown, Virginia – First permanent English settlement in “The New World”
    Charles Lindberg – First Non-Stop flight over the Atlantic – NY to Paris
    Treaty of Versailles
    Rosa Parks breaks Jim Crow Law
    The Vikings accidently come to “The New World” (Leif Erikson)
    Stock Market Crash
    The Compromise of ??? (year)
    The Boston Massacre
    The Berlin Crisis
    The Louisiana Purchase by President Thomas Jefferson
    Columbus discovers “The New World”
    Plymouth, Massachusetts – Second English settlement in “The New World”
    Tariff and Nullification Controversy
    Declaration of Independence
    Election of Abraham Lincoln
    Russia gets the Atomic Bomb
    Sinking of the Lusitania

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