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AP Euro Unit 9

Terms and Important stuff from Unit 9 (Cold War & Contemporary Europe)

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(Cold War) Truman Doctrine US giving money to any country threatened by communism so they stay democratic
(Cold War) Marshall Plan Economic aid from the US offered to everyone in Europe (even Soviets)
(Cold War) COMECON -Response to Marshall Plan -Soviets giving aid to other Communist countries
(Cold War) Buffer States -States that protect another state -Soviet Union had a lot of them
(Cold War) Potsdam Conference - Clash of views between USSR & US - US showed Soviets A-Bomb & Lend Lease to show off - Soviets didn't care but both had issues over Poland - US wanted free elections but Soviets wanted buffers
(Cold War) Iron Curtain - Said in speech by Churchill - Refers to division between East & West Europe
(Cold War) Containment - Result of the Cold War - George Kennan said that if Soviets aren't stopped, they will take over everything - US challenges Soviets at everything - Results in Korean War, Vietnam War, & Cuban Missile Crisis
(Cold War) Cuban Missile Crisis - US tried to get rid of Fidel Castro - He knew this so asked Soviets to plant secret missiles in Cuba - Height of Cold War but deescalates after US promises to leave Cuba alone, so Soviets leave
(Cold War) Berlin Crisis (1948-49) - Berlin surrendered to soviets in 1945 - Berlin gets divided into many territories - Allies merge areas - Blockade of Berlin in 1948 resulted US to deliver supplies to Berlin for 11 months
(Cold War) NATO US military aid
(Cold War) Warsaw Pact Soviets' military aid that challenges NATO
(Cold War) Nikita Khrushchev - Became USSR leader after Stalin's death - Secret speech in 1956 to destalinize the USSR by removing censorship, reducing secret police power, & reduce labor camps - Speech was leaked, resulting in Hungarian Rising
(Cold War) Destalinization - Process done by Khrushchev to change the way Stalin ran USSR - Censorship lifted - Reducing power of secret police - Less labor camps
(Cold War) Hungarian Rising (1956) - Happened after Khrushchev's speech is leaked - Crushed by Soviets
(Cold War) Berlin Wall - Built around Berlin in 1962 - 96 mile wall to divide Europe - Symbol of divided Europe & soviet oppression - Associated with JFK
(Cold War) JFK Speech (1963) - Stood in front of Berlin wall to say speech - Supports West Berlin & West Europe by saying he's one of them
(Cold War) Prague Spring Protest in Czechoslovakia that was crushed
(Cold War) Detente US & Soviets' relationship was referred to as this since they were negotiating & there weren't any major conflicts
(Cold War) Ronald Reagan - Elected US president after JFK - Decides to outspend Soviets by putting money into military & other things - Borrows lots of money
(Cold War) Mikhail Gorbachev - New Soviet leader - Realized soviets had to change their policies to survive - Implemented Peretroika: let a bit of capitalism - Implemented Glasnot: more freedom
(Cold War) Perestroika Restructuralization of the USSR; let a bit of capitalism in
(Cold War) Glasnot -Openness -More freedom - Party could be criticized - New work allowed
(Cold War) Berlin Wall Collapse (1989) USSR Satellite states had to fall because they were bankrupt, Berlin Wall included
(Cold War) Soviet Union Collapse (1991) - Countries taken over by Soviets take independence - Soviet Union collapses
(Cont. Eur.) Cradle to Grave Welfare program that guarantees the state will take care of you from when you are born until you die
(Cont. Eur.) National Insurance Act (1946) - Pays people unemployment, maternity, widow, pension benefits, etc. - Provides money & housing while looking for jobs
(Cont. Eur.) National Health Service Act (1946) Free medicine for everyone
(Cont. Eur.) Palestine -British controlled area after Ottoman collapse - Brits give some of it to Jews (States of Israel)
(Cont. Eur.) Balfour Declaration (1917) - Supported idea of home for Jews - Nazism brings Jewish settlers to Palestine - After holocaust, more people go there - UN sees this, so they divide Palestine into Jewish & Arab states in 1947 - Palestinians not happy
(Cont. Eur.) Israel (1948) - Israel becomes independent state - Prevails & gains more territory
(Cont. Eur.) Refugees 700k Palestinian refugees flee land after Israelis take over, now 3 million
(Cont. Eur.) Yugoslavia - Fake state made after 1919, made lots of ethnic groups (Croats, Serbians, Bosnian Muslims) - Communist Tito keeps them together but fall of Soviets result in war
(Cont. Eur.) Kosovo - Serbian army clashes with Albanian Kosovo Liberation Army - Ethnic cleansing again - NATO intervenes to stop fighting & protect Albanians
(Cont. Eur.) Serbians Serbian army ethnic cleansing Bosnians & Albanians
(Cont. Eur.) Bosnian Muslims - Serbians invade in 1992 - Ethnic cleansing to kill Bosnian Muslim population - 100k-200k killed - NATO gets involved & bombs Serbian positions
(Cont. Eur.) Ethnic Cleansing - Military clashes between Serbia & Croatia - Happens most in Bosnia & Kosovo
(Cont. Eur.) War Crimes Srebenica Massacre (mass killings of Bosnian Muslims) considered international war crime from UN
(Cont. Eur.) Simone de Beauvoir - Most important person regarding feminism in Europe - Wrote "The Second Sex" - Book about how society is created & dominated by males; females have to judge themselves against males & are second class citizens of society
(Cont. Eur.) Margaret Thatcher - British prime minister - Iron Lady is nickname - Conservative, powerful, controversial - Shows how women have greater opportunities since she was able to be prime minister
(Cont. Eur.) European Coal & Steal Community - Formed by 6 countries - No tariffs in economic market - Super successful
(Cont. Eur.) European Community - Economic Union expands in 1973 - Renamed European Community - Economic integration going well so international collaboration is possible
(Cont. Eur.) European Union - EC renames into European Union in 1994 - Creates Euro as the common currency & a central bank - Successful but problems - Brits want to leave & most likely won't be able to join back again
(Cont. Eur.) EURO Common currency created within the European Union
(Cont. Eur.) Brexit Brits leaving the European Union
(Cont. Eur.) Migration Waves of migrant workers came to Europe in the 1950s, resulting in anti-immigrant agitation, & nationalistic political parties
(Cont. Eur.) French National Front Far right extremeism, nationalism, controlling immigration, xenophobia, & antisemitism
(Cont. Eur.) British National Front Similar to French National Front but are even more extreme & cause lots of violence
(Cont. Eur.) Birth Control Pills Womens' status of homemakers changed due to birth control pills created in the 1960s
(Cont. Eur.) Stem Cell Research Sparked ethical & religious issues
(Cont. Eur.) Television/Internet "I Love Lucy" popular in Europe & Asia
(Cont. Eur.) Green Parties - European reach all over the world - Political party believing in policies helping the environment - Germany has most Green Party members
(Cont. Eur.) James Joyce - Wrote "Ulysses" in 1922 - Invented grammar structure, words, etc. - New & challenging, changing everything in the English language
(Cont. Eur.) Bauhaus - Architecture & design school - Functionalism rather than aestheticism - Design for reality & everyday life - Impacts designs from here on out
(Cont. Eur.) Destruction of Guernica (1937) - By Picasso - Guernica town in Spain being attacked by Germany - Black & White piece of artwork that is huge - Cubist, overpowering - Shows destruction & horrors of war in a new kind of style - Doesn't celebrate victory
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