De stalinization - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

IB History Paper 2 The Cold War March 1941 - Lend Lease 1943 - Casablanca Conference, Roosevelt and Churchill discuss cross-channel invasion, earliest date is early 1944, which angered Stalin, as they took brunt of fighting May 1945 - End of Lend Lease to USSR February 1945 - The Yalta Conference P: Poland J: Japan U: United Nations G: Germany Declaration of Liberated Europe It was a promise that allowed the people of Europe "to create democratic institutions of their own ch...

The Cold War IB History Paper 2 What was the main impact of the Korean War on the Cold War? - The Korean War froze Sino-American relations into a pattern of hostility that would last two decades How did the Korean War (1950 - 1953) affect the Cold War? - It shifted the Cold War to be more focused on Asia and the resumption of limited, conventional warfare. -It spread the threat of Communism to Korea What was an event that happened right after World War II that made the US realize comm...

IB History Paper 2 Topic 5 (The Cold War) Marshall Plan - a United States program of economic aid for the reconstruction of Europe (1948-1952) Berlin Wall - In 1961, the Soviet Union built a high barrier to seal off their sector of Berlin in order to stop the flow of refugees out of the Soviet zone of Germany. The wall was torn down in 1989. "New Look" - established by the Eisenhower administration in 1947 to contain Soviet influence to what it was at the end of World War II. ber...

IB HL History Paper 2 Cold War Actually 1943 - Katyn Massacre of Polish people dismissed by US and UK as German propaganda Feb 1945 - Yalta Conference, agreed Germany would be 'dismembered', couldn't decide on reparations, Poland, Stalin agreed to enter war against of Japan two or three months after German defeat, Declaration of Liberated Europe to help people solve political and economic problems, Stalin got 3 seats in the UN Mar 1945 - USSR violated Declaration of Liberated Europ...

AP Euro Dates Quiz and Answers Already Graded A+ Black Death 1348-1351 Council of Constance burns Hus and ends Great Schism 1415-1417 Fall of Constantinople; end of Hundred Years' War 1453 Invention of printing press 1455 Columbus encounters America; completion of reconquista in Spain 1492 Luther posts 95 Theses 1517 Cortez conquers Aztecs 1519 Act of Supremacy in England creates Anglican Church 1534 Calvin establishes reformed faith in Geneva 1536 Copernicus publishes heliocentric the...

Cold War Paper 2 IB exam questions evaluate the impact of détente upon US-USSR relations up to the end of 1979 - - détente was initiated by Nixon - was initiated due to dangers of nuclear war - relaxation of tension - each state was doing it for their own good USSR's reasons : 1. stagnating economy 2. to improve standards of living 3. transfer economic resources to consumer goods / import technologies from the west USA's reasons : 1. get USSR to pressure China to put pres...

AP European History Questions and Answers Already Passed. Rated A Document Content and Description Below AP European History Questions and Answers Already Passed Russian German Reinsurance Treaty Wilhelm didn't renew this agreement between Russia and Germany causing Russia to feel very insulted Allied Powers ww1 Great Britain, France, Russia, Italy (later), and US (later) Central Powers ww1 Germany, Austria Hungary, Ottoman Empire Morocco Crisis After the French received Morocco, Germany dema...

Explore the influential leadership of Nikita Khrushchev with a detailed project document! This resource covers his rise to power in the Soviet Union, key policies such as de-Stalinization, and his role during the Cold War, including events like the Cuban Missile Crisis. It analyzes his domestic and foreign policies, highlighting their impact on Soviet society and international relations. Perfect for students studying modern history, this document provides valuable insights into Khrushchev's l...

PRC/USSR/US RELATIONS IN THE COLD WAR - IB HISTORY Stalin & Mao, period - ANS- Stalin & Mao, ideological differences - ANS-- Stalin believe Mao's vision of peasant revolution wasn't truly Marxist; should use workers to lead urban-based war - Stalin fear Mao as Communist rival, didn't want Cold War in Asia - Stalin support GMD in belief GMD was stronger - Mao see Stalin as non-revolutionary, rather self-interest and wish for weak China Sino-Soviet Treaty of Alliance - ANS-1950 - USS...

Overview of the period of Cold War from 1953 to 1962, the peaceful coexistence. Preview of actions leading up to the enabling of the policy, what it was, and wether it could actually be considered peaceful.