The berlin crises Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

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IEB History. Details moments within the Cold War in which concepts like containment and brinkmanship are prominent.

The following notes are in depth and detailed notes on the Cold War and China as a case study. The notes are broken up in a way that is easy to remember for commonly asked essay questions by the IEB and offers a summary of a timeline at the end. The notes include: The Super powers emerging; The Yalta conference; The Potsdam conference; The creation of spheres of influence; The Truman Doctrine; The berlin crises; The Cuban revolution and Missile Crisis, as well as: China and USSR, and USA relatio...

A complete set of notes pertaining to the origins of the Cold War - including the Berlin Crises, military alliances as well as The Cuban Missile crisis. The notes are CAPS and IEB compatible as well as being colour coded and including pictures to help you better understand the Cold War. Includes dates from 1945 - 1961. Everything you need to help with either Source Work or essay paper.

This document includes a summary on the Cold War at G12 LEVEL. - The end of the Second World War: Why did a Cold War develop? - Yalta Conference. - Postdam conference. - The USSR and the USA: the creation of spheres of influence. - The USA's policy of containment: the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan. - The Soviet response to the Marshall Plan. - The Berlin Crises (1948-1961). - Opposing military alliances: NATO and the Warsaw Pact.

Notes on the Cold War: 1945-1960s (Not including the Cuban Missile Crisis or Vietnam - available separately)

Question 1 of 50 Select the best answer: Military Command Structure National Strategic Guidance The document approved by the Secretary of Defense for applying the Armed Forces of the United States in coordination with Department of Defense agencies and other instruments of national power to achieve national security strategy objectives is known as the ____. A. National Military Strategy B. National Security Strategy C. National Defense Strategy D. Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan Question 4 of ...

These beauties got me 100% for my final History papers! Wonderfully detailed, colour-coded and clear notes about the Cold War and Cuban Missile Crisis. The note content includes the causes of the Cold War, the Berlin crises, the Cuban Missile Crisis and each historiography. It includes a detailed timeline with key events and has all you need for that A, with a little more for some extra sparkle.

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Post Test I 1) Which of the following advantage(s) of boats were designed for the Marines by Andrew Higgins? [objective81] extracting without foundering unloading troops while maintaining its stern to the surf all answers are correct scooting into shallow water 2) Which of the following is the Coast Guard motto? [objective88] "Semper Fideles" "Semper Paratus" "Anchors A...