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Cold War Terms

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Cold War Terms

BY HANNAH KINNETT

17TH ARMISTICE

THE PARALLEL THAT VIETNAM WAS DIVIDED ON

BAY OF PIGS


Incident where anti-Castro Cuban exiles trained by CIA members invaded Cuba.

BERLIN AIRLIFT

Food and supplies that American and British officials flew to West Berlin because they wanted to keep Germany divided.

BERLIN WALL

Khrushchev built it to prevent brain drain from East to West Berlin. Symbolizes Cold War split and end.

BORIS YELTSIN

First president of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic. He attempted to dissolve the Duma and passed laws to give more power.

BREZHNEV DOCTRINE

DEFENDED THE COMMUNIST BLOC BYL MILITARY FORCE

BRINKMANSHIP

"Teasing" the other side. Go to the edge to fight, then backing down last minute.

CONTAINMENT

US FOREIGN POLICY DURING COLD WAR

DESTALINIZATION

The attempt by Khrushchev to clear the Soviet Union's memory of Stalin.

DETENTE

A POLICY OF DECREASING COLD WAR TENSIONS

EISENHOWER DOCTRINE

After the Suez Crisis, money was given to stop the spread of communism.

FIDEL CASTRO

Led Cuban Revolution. He promised social reforms, but ended up being a dictator.

GEORGE KEENAN

Author of the long telegram that said soviets only respond to force and aggression.

GORBACHEV

RECOGNIZED THE NEED TO REFORM COMMUNISM

HELSINKI ACCORDS

33 nations joined the US and the Soviet Union, promising to agree to detente and cooperation. It also set basic human rights .

HO CHI MINH

Vietnamese nationalist that attempted gaining independence from Japan & France.

INF

AGREEMENT TO DISMANTLE AND INSPECT MISSILES AND SUPERPOWERS.

IRON CURTAIN

Communist countries in Eastern Europe representing Europe's division.

JFK

US PRESIDENT DURING CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS

KHRUSHCHEV

  • Soviet leader who built 42 missile sites in Cuba.
  • Started destalinization.
  • Launched Sputnik 1

LECH WALESA

  • Polish leader who formed the trade union.
  • Was exiled first in a revolt
  • Free elections in Poland

LONG TELEGRAM

Source of the policy of containment because Soviets don't respond to talks.