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, Leaders - USA Leaders -
Key Events of the Cold War



1933-45: Franklin D Roosevelt
Tehram Conference (1943)
Yalta Conference (1945)

Potsdam Conference and dropping of the atomic bombs (1945)
Long telegram Novikov telegram and Iron curtain speech
Soviet Expansion (1940s)
Truman Doctrine (1947) and Marshall Plan (1948) 1922-53: Jos
1945-53: Harry Truman Berlin Blockade and Airlift (1948-9) Formation of NATO (1949)




Formation of the Warsaw Pact (1955)
Hungarian Uprising (1956)
Cuban Revolution (1959)
1953-61: Dwight Eisenhower Berlin Wall (1961)
Bay of Pigs (1961)

Cuban Missile Crisis (1962)

Hotline and Test-Ban Treaty (1963)
1956-64: Nikita
1961-63: John F Kennedy
Outer Space Treaty (1967)
Prague Spring and Czechoslovakian Uprising, Brezhnev Doctrine (1968)

Détente (1970s)
SALT 1 (1972)
1963-69: Lyndon B Johnson Helsinki (1975)




1969-74: Richard Nixon
SALT 2 (1979)


Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan (1979) 1964-82: Leon
1974-77: Gerald Ford Moscow Olympics (1980)


Los Angeles, USA Olympics (1984)

1977-81: Jimmy Carter
Fall of the Berlin Wall (1989)
Unification of Germany (1990)
Collapse of USSR and dissolution of the Warsaw Pact (1991)
Nov 1982-Feb 1984: Yuri Andro
1981-89: Ronald Reagan Konstantin Ch



1989-93: George H W Bush 1985-91: Mikha

, Ideological Differences
 The key reason the Cold War started between the USA and USSR was because of their completely different o
how to run a country…
Aspect: USA USSR
Democratic – elected by the people who One Party Dictatorship – People cou
Type of Government had a CHOICE of candidates vote for the Communists
Capitalist – private individuals owned
Economic System Communism – everything was own
industry and kept profits
The freedom and rights of each person
Individual rights were closely contro
were considered important and
Individual Rights Americans didn’t like the state interfering state because the most important t
the good of the society as a whole.
with their lives


 Both sides believed their way was correct and both became deeply fearful of the other. The Americans feare
Communism would spread (Domino Theory) and the Soviets claimed they just wanted to protect themselve
invasions.
 Importance:
 Showed there were differences and divisions between the USA and USSR politically, economically, socially…

, The Grand Alliance
Grand Alliance = members of the USA, Britain and the USSR. Created in 1941 to
defeat Nazi Germany



 Why did the Grand Alliance break down?
 Difference in beliefs about Germany: e.g. USSR said Germany should have to pay repara
ensuring that it is never strong enough to start another war. Britain wanted Germany to
they could trade with them.
 Differences in beliefs about Europe: e.g. USA and Britain wanted Europe to be democrati
believed in a communist ‘democracy’.
 Nuclear weapons: e.g. the USA dropped atomic bombs on Japan and this gave them an
advantage (at first).
 Stalin and Truman’s relationship: e.g. he was meant to hold free elections in Europe (as
Yalta) but he didn’t. Truman was very suspicious of the USSR and this increased tension.
Truman had the atomic bomb, he felt he could push Stalin around at the Potsdam Confe

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