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Chapter 27.1 844-850

Chapter 27 People, Places, Terms, Events

TermDefinition
Big Three Allied leaders: F.D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin
Joseph Stalin Allied leader from Soviet Union, 1945
Winston Churchill Allied leader from Great Britain, 1945
Franklin D. Roosevelt Allied leader from United States, 1945
Yalta Conference where F.D. Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin made important decisions about the future of European governments
Nuremberg trials in November 1945, that put high-ranking Nazis on trial in the German city of Nuremberg
United Nations an organization dedicated to resolving international conflicts.
Cold War struggle for global power between the United States and the Soviet Union
containment preventing the Soviet Union from expanding its influence around the world
Truman Doctrine policy of providing aid to help foreign countries fight communism
Marshall Plan Western Europe received more than $13 billion in U.S. loans and grants for European economic recovery between 1948 and 1952
Fair Deal in the U.S., a higher minimum wage, the creation of a national health insurance plan for all Americans, and expanded Social Security benefits for the elderly
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