Cold war - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Theme 1 in International option, Depth study 3: International history, 1945–92

INS 3003 EXAM 1 FSU LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ civil war a war between citizens of the same country. cold war a state of political hostility between countries characterized by threats, propaganda, and other measures short of open warfare, in particular. proxy war A war instigated by a major power that does not itself participate non-member observer state have the right to speak at the United Nation General Assembly meetings, but not to vote on resolutions Non-State entity Organi...

OCR A-Level History, Russia and Its Rulers - Breadth Study, The Impact of War on the development of the Russian Empire and the USSR, including the Crimean War, the Russo-Turkish War, the Russo-Japanese War, the 1905 Revolution, the February Revolution, World War I, The Russian Revolution, The Russian Civil War, World War II, the Cold War.

The second part of the CIE 9489 A-Level history syllabus summarised. Why was there a crisis over Cuba in the 1960s and how did it affect the US–Soviet relations? This summary covers the Cuban Missile Crisis and how it affected the Cold War tensions and how eventually it led to a period of detente. The content summarised in the document is the US reaction to the Cuban revolution, Khrushchev’s aims in Cuba, the crisis and its resolution and the consequences of the conflict, e.g. hotline, Tes...

Paper 3 is notorious for its potential pitfalls as getting the interpretation wrong can cost you almost half of the 40 marks offered! These summary notes will give you the most concise bits of knowledge you need to be familiar with about the 4 interpretations for the Origins of the Cold War: 1. Traditional/Orthodox, 2. Revisionist, 3: Post-Revisionist, 4: Post-Post-Revisionist/Post-Soviet as well as specific arguments from important historians you can reference to WOW the examiners.

Globalization 3.0 - Answer-"The Age of Pax Americana" 1945-where we are now Technology has drastically changed, we are living in the age of the internet, information easily accessible Acceleration of travel and tourism Individuals now have the power in their hands that only corporations had access to previously "It became a flat world" Globalization 2.0 - Answer-Spans from 1800-WWII "The Age of Pax Britannica" The world is further changing and becoming more interconnec...

The first part of the CIE 9489 A-Level history syllabus summarised. The key question of the section is 'How did US-Soviet relations develop between 1950 and 1980? It covers the Impact of the death of Stalin, Peaceful coexistence, the impact of key events in Asia and Europe, e.g. Korea, Hungary, Berlin, the Prague Spring and Détente and the outbreak of the Second Cold War. I used several sources to make this summary, which is useful as Cambridge didn't give a textbook to study from, making it qu...

FTCE k-6 Social Science NAVAED Exam Questions And Answers ( Verified And Updated ) Literature circles - answerwell-organized, cooperative learning structures where students analyze text, both informational and literacy. can be used effectively for students learning about the language in the Declaration of Independence Debates - answerallows students to have the opportunity to use critical thinking and presentation skills. Can help students cultivate abstract thinking and build skills like...