The Cold War, c1945 1991
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A* A-Level History notes for Cold war
This document contains my A-level history notes for the Cold War module, in which I obtained an A* in 2024. I am now studying a history degree at a Russell Group university. They are based on both the revision guide and the textbook, and are a summary/revision of the key information for the exam.
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Cold War A level, A* summary notes: Asia in the early Cold War
PopularThis is a detailed and comprehensive summary of Asia in the Early Cold War, I got 71/80 marks in this paper, an A* in A level history overall, and now study History at Cambridge University. 
This details Japan, China and Korea. Details on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Douglas MacArthur, Kennan, San Francisco Peace Treaty, Domino theory, Chinese Civil War, Treaty of Friendship, Defensive perimeter strategy, NSC-68, Korean War: causes and consequences, internal uprisings, McCarthyism and the red scare.
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A* Cold War complete summary, History A level AQA
This is a complete and detailed summary of the entire A level Cold War course, AQA. Split into different parts: beginnings, early Asia, Eisenhower and international relations, Vietnam, Cuba, 1970s/detente, endings. 
I got 71/80 in this paper using these notes, I got an A* in history A Level overall, and now study history at Cambridge University.
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Detailed summary page of the Cuban missile crisis
This is a summary of the Cuban missile crisis. I got 71/80 in the Cold War paper, and A* in history overall, and now study history at Cambridge University.
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A* A level Cold War summary notes: The end of the Cold War
This is a comprehensive summary of the end of the Cold War. I got 71/80 in this paper, and A* in history overall, and now study history at Cambridge University. 
 
This summary covers: Reagan and the third world, Chile, Nicaragua, Angola, Ronald Reagan, Reagan's spending, legacies of the Brezhnev era, Poland, Operation Able Archer, Gorbachev, Chernobyl, Summit diplomacy, Geneva, Washington, Moscow, new York, Yalta to Malta, catastroika, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Warsaw pact, Sinatra doctrine.
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A* A Level Cold War summary notes: 1970s and detente
This is a comprehensive summary of the 1970s during the Cold War, specifically of detente. I got 71/80 in this paper, and A* in history overall, and now study history at Cambridge University. 
 
This revision guide covers: nuclear balance of power, outcomes of Cuba, Glassboro Summit, Nixon and Kissinger, the Prague Spring, Dubcek, SALT doctrine, MAD doctrine, ABM treaty, Interim Treaty, Basic Principles agreement, Sino Soviet relations, Ostpolitik, Hallstein doctrine, Brandt, Helsinki accords, ...
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A* A level Cold War summary notes for the Vietnam War.
These are in depth summary notes on the Vietnam War for Cold War A level. I got 71/80 in this paper, and A* overall and now study history at Cambridge University. 
These notes include: Geneva conference, Ho Chi Minh and the NLF, Kennedy's strategy, strategic hamlets, operation ranch hand, battle of Ap Bac, LBJ, Gulf of Tonkin, military escalation, operation rolling thunder, military strategies of both sides, Tet Offensive, Nixon's strategy, Vietnamisation, Laos, Cambodia, Mai Lai massacre...
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A* A level Cold War summary notes 1950s, 1960s. Eisenhower and International relations.
Comprehensive summary of the middle of the cold war, and relations between the USSR and the US. I got 71/80 in this paper, and an A* overall and now study History at Cambridge University. 
This summary covers: Stalin's death and Khrushchev, Eisenhower and the New Look, Geneva conference, Geneva summit, SEATO, CENTO, Indochina, Geneva Accords, Taiwan Straits, rollback, containment, Iran, Guatemala, Congo, South Vietnam, VFM, Mao Zedong, Lumumba, Castro, Ho Chi Minh, peaceful coexistence, Polis...
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Comprehensive A* summary of the origins of the Cold War, A level Cold War syllabus
This is an extremely in depth revision guide of the beginning of the Cold War. I got 71/80 marks in this paper, and got an A* overall. I am now studying History at Cambridge. 
 
This covers: Tehran, Yalta, liberated Europe, FDR, Potsdam, Oder-Niesse, Salami tactics, actions in Eastern Europe, satellite states, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Kennan, long telegram, Iran crisis, iron curtain, Truman doctrine, Germany, Greece, Marshall plan, dollar imperialism, Paris conference, cominform, ...