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U9P1 Euro

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Yalta Conference USA, GB, USSR agree eastern Europe will have free elections and Poland is shifted westward
Potsdam Conference President Truman demands immediate, free elections in eastern Europe
containment postwar US foreign policy that sought to limit the spread of communism
Marshall Plan program for Europe that included $13 billion in direct monetary aid
Berlin city that was blockaded by the Soviets in 1948; Truman responded with an airlift
NATO western military alliance in Cold War
Warsaw Pact eastern (communist) military alliance in Cold War
European Coal and Steel Community (1952) first example of economic union in Europe
European Economic Community (Common Market/1957) reduced European tariffs on all goods in member states and allowed for freer movement of labor
Josip Broz (Tito) communist leader of Yugoslavia who maintained independence from the Soviet Union
Hungary rebelled against Soviet rule in 1956
Prague Spring rebellion against Soviet rule in Czechoslovakia in 1968
Alexander Dubcek Czech leader of Prague Spring
Brezhnev Doctrine Soviet policy during re-Stalinization (after 1968) that vowed to crush any rebellions against communist rule in eastern Europe
International Monetary Fund countries contribute; other countries can borrow from it in emergencies
economic miracle term for western Europe's recovery after World War II
de-Stalinization period of liberal reforms in the Soviet Union from 1956-1963 under Khrushchev
perestroika re-structuring of the Soviet economy under Gorbachev
glasnost openess, or freedom of speech, under Gorbachev
John Paul II Polish pope who supported Solidarity and opposed communism
Solidarity Polish labor union of dock workers; provided leadership to post-communism Poland
Treaty of Maastricht created European citizenship and started process of European monetary union
Brexit nationalist reaction to European Union in Great Britain; resulted in Great Britain leaving the EU
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