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The Cold War in the 1950's (Section 3)

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Who controlled North and South Korea after 1945? Soviets controlled North Korea, USA controlled South Korea
When did North Korea invade South Korea? June 25th, 1950
What decision did the UN make on how to deal with the North Korean invasion of South Korea? To put together a force from 16 nations to help South Korea
Who was the American commander of the South Korean force? General Douglas MacArthur
How far did South Korea push North Korea back and what happened next? Near to the Chinese border, at which point China entered the war and pushed UN forces out of North Korea
How did the Korean War end? With the border being at the 38th parallel
What was the name of the alliance formed to prevent spread of communism in Asia and when was it formed? SEATO in September 1954
How did the USA respond to the Korean War? They tripled their defence budget
What did the Soviet Union do in response to the USA strengthening its armed forces? Increased the size of its own armed forces
When was the atomic bomb developed in USA vs Soviet Union? USA: 1945 Soviet Union: 1949
When was the hydrogen bomb developed in USA vs Soviet Union? USA: 1952 Soviet Union: 1953
When was the ICBM developed in USA vs Soviet Union? USA: 1957 Soviet Union: 1957
Who replaced Truman and when? Eisenhower in 1953
Who replaced Stalin and when? Khrushchev in 1956
What idea did Khrushchev have about the USA and Soviet Union when he came to power? Peaceful co-existence
What was the name of the military alliance formed by the Soviet Union? The Warsaw Pact
What triggered the formation of the Warsaw Pact? West Germany being allowed to join NATO
What were the countries that were members of the Warsaw Pact known as? The Eastern Bloc
What was the effect on satellite states of Khrushchev's speech where he criticised Stalin's regime? They had the opportunity to push for relaxation of Soviet control in their own countries
Who did Khrushchev replace Rakosi with in Hungary? Imre Nagy
Nagy was a communist, but what crucial belief did he also have? That people should be allowed some personal freedoms within communism
What did Nagy propose as one of his main reforms? Hungary would leave the Warsaw Pact
Did the West support Hungary during the Soviet invasion? No
Why did the USA not come to Hungary's aid? The policy of containment meant USA were willing to offer military support to prevent the SPREAD of communism, but not the interfere with affairs in already communist countries
What did the USA fear would happen if they interfered with the Soviet invasion of Hungary? A nuclear war could start
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