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AP World History Modern- Unit 8 all versions with complete solution Big Three allies during WWII; Soviet Union - Stalin, United Kingdom - Churchill, United States - Roosevelt Tehran Conference First major meeting between the Big Three (United States, Britain, Russia) at which they planned the 1944 assault on France and agreed to divide Germany into zones of occupation after the war Yalta Conference 1945 Meeting with US president FDR, British Prime Minister(PM) Winston Churchill, and and ...

Fascism A political system headed by a dictator that calls for extreme nationalism and racism and no tolerance of opposition Communism A government system created by Karl Max advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned. Yalta Conference 1945 meeting between Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt in which the leaders discussed plans for the post-war world. Stalin agreed to join the fight with Japan 90 days after the war in Europe was over. Stal...

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...

Feb 1945 Yalta conference May 1945 Germany surrenders Jul 1945 Potsdam Confrence Aug 1945 Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima & Nagasaki Sept 1945 Japanese Surrender Feb 1946 Kennan's long telegram March 1946 Iron curtain speech March 1947 Truman Doctrine begins June 1947 Marshall plan 1948 Berlin Blockade & Airlift Apr 1949 NATO formed May 1949 Berlin blockade ends May 1949 FRG created Aug 19...

World Scholars Cup Latest Update (2022/2023) Graded A+ Goldilocks Zone The distance a planet needs to be for life to exist. What do people focus more on when they look back at their life? Their mistakes Line of Succession government officials that replace the president if a new president is not elected before they leave office, next in line is Vice President absolute primogeniture where the eldest child of the sovereign enters the throne regardless of gender Agnatic Primogeniture succession ...

This document covers the following topics: How did the Cold War period shape international relations after the Second World War? • What was the Cold War? Develop a conceptual understanding of the nature and characteristics of the/a Cold War. • What were the origins of the Cold War? A brief exploration of the development of animosity between the West/capitalism and the Communist state in the Second World War period. • What was the situation at the end of the Second World War? An over...

EVALUATED A-LEVEL HISTORY COLD WAR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Define Communism -CORRECT ANSWER- All businesses and farms owned by state on behalf of the people. Goods distributed by the state. Everyone working for the collective good. No need for a range of parties, only one. Define Capitalism -CORRECT ANSWER- Individuals compete and encouraged to work hard for reward. Range of parties and importance of freedom. What and when was the Tehran Conference? -CORRECT ANSWER- 1943, Stalin, Roos...

Why were the Big three and which countries were they from? 1.) Winstin Churchill (Britain) 2.) Joseph Stalin (USSR) 3.) Franklin Roosevelt/Truman (US) Describe the decisions made at the following conferences during WWII: Tehran Conference - Allies agreed that the Soviet Union would focus on freeing Eastern Europe(from Germany) - While Britain and the US would concentrate on Western Europe - Britain and the US agreed to Soviet demand to put some polish territory into the Soviet Union Descr...

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...

IB History Paper II Topic 5: The Cold War Yalta Conference - •February 1945: Churchill, FDR and Stalin meet. •Promises include Stalin to enter Pacific war; FDR to give Soviet Union Kurile Islands, Jakhalin Islands, Port Arthur (was lost in 1904 Japan War) & influence in Manchuria; UN to be created. •Problems include Poland, which divides Germany and the Soviet Union so US wants it. Soviets installed pro-communists in Poland ("Lubin" Poles) but the US wants elections in Poland ("...