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| Berlin crisis | Stalin blocked incoming resources to West Berlin to try and force his own control. Americans and British Airlifted supplies to help residents
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| 38th Parallel | Dividing line between North and South Korea
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| NSC-68 | US "strive for victory" in cold war, pressed for offensive and a gross increase ($37 bil) in defense spending, determined US foreign policy for the next 20-30 yrs
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| Sputnik | Soviets launched first artificial Satellite.
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| Truman Doctrine | American aid to Greece and Turkey to stop spread of Communism
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| United Nations | formed at the end of World War II it was designed to promote peace (however at first it was where the US and Soviets competed)
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| McCarran Act | Made it unlawful to plan any action that might lead to establishment of a totalitarian dictatorship in the US
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| Yalta Conference | ( Roosevelt had faith in Stalin’s promises): Divided Germany into occupation zones and Soviets wanted reparation from Germany for the war.
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| Potsdam Conferences | (Truman did not trust Stalin): Agreed that Soviets, Americans, French and Britain would take reparations from their own part of occupied Germany.
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| Berlin occupation zones | East Germany Soviet and West Germany was divided among US (south-east), Britain (North) and French (South-west)
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| Eisenhower Doctrine | US will defend middle east against attack by communist country
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| Levittown | utilized mass production techniques to build inexpensive homes in suburban NY to relieve postwar housing shortage
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| Beat movement | Centered in San Francisco, LA and NY expressed the social and literary nonconformity of artists, poets, and writers
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| Rock n Roll | new music combination of rhythm, blues, country and pop. Mostly black musicians, white audience. Black and white together hailed as American music
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| Checker’s Speech | Richard Nixon Given by Richard Nixon on September 23, 1952, when he was the Republican candidate for the Vice Presidency. Said to have saved his career from a campaign contributions scandal
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| Interstate Highway Act | Building of a nationwide highway network
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| Arms race | started with Us and Russia trying to be the first to produce and H-bomb, became a race to have more weapons
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| Marshall Plan | From the US Secretary of State which suggested aid to European countries (devastated by war) who needed it.
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| HUAC | House Un-American Activities Committee investigated possible communist influence
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| NATO | North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Western European nations, US and Canada formed defensive military alliance against Soviet aggression
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