Study
Guide- Chap. 30 The Cold War 1945 -
1991 Terms and People to Know
Ch
30 pgs (964-975) Sec 1
Berlin
Wall superpowers
Imre Nagy
Alexander Dubcek “Prague
Spring” Hydrogen bomb
balance
of terror Nuclear Test Ban Treaty S.A.L.T. talks
antiballistic
missles (ABMs) Ronald
Reagan
“Star
Wars Program” Strategic Arms
Reduction
Treaty détente Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
SEATO Korean War
Vietnam War Fidel
Castro John F. Kennedy
“Bay of Pigs Invasion”
Cuban
Missile Crisis ( 1962) Nikita
Khruschchev ideology “peaceful coexistence” Leonid Brezhnev
dissidents
Andrei Sakharov Aleksandr
Solzhenitsyn command economy free market economy
Red
scare Joseph McCarthy
House Un-American Activities Committee
(HUAC) The European Union
NAFTA
Kyoto Accords
Ch
30 pgs (976-984) Sec 2
United
Nations New York City
The World Bank The
International Monetary Fund recessions
Suburbanization Sunbelt
Elvis Presley G.I. Bill Dwight Eisenhower
The Oil Crisis segregation
Discrimination Brown vs the Board of Education of
Topeka The Civil Rights
Movement
Martin
Luther King Jr. Lyndon
B.
Johnson Medicare
Ronald Reagan West Germany
Konrad
Adenaur welfare state
Conservative party Margaret
Thatcher
European
Coal and Steel Community The
European Community Common
Market European Union
Douglas
MacArthur Liberal Democratic
Party gross domestic product
Ch
30 pgs (985-991) Sec 3
Mao
Zedong Jiang Jieshi People's Republic of China Nationalists (Taiwan)
Tibet
Dalai Lama
counterrevolutionaries
collectivization The
Great
Leap Forward
The
Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
Red Guard "Little Red Book" Richard Nixon
38th
Parallel Kim
Il Sung Syngman Rhee Korean War Pusan
Perimeter demilitarized zone DMZ
“ Great Leader” Kim Jong
II
Ch
30 pgs. ( 992-999) Sec 4
Guerillas Ho Chi Minh
Dienbienphu Geneva
Accords ( 1954) Ngo Dinh Diem domino theory
Viet
Cong
Gulf of Tonkin U.S.S. Maddox Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
The Tet Offensive
POWs MIAs
President Nixon Paris Peace
Accord Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City
Khmer
Rouge Pol Pot
"boat people" Mikhail
Gorbachev glasnost perestroika Boris
Yeltsin
Chechnya
Ch
30 pgs. ( 1000-1011) Sec 5
Nikita
Khrushchev
de-Stalinization Leonid
Brezhnev dissidents Andrei Sakharov
Sputnik
I Afghan
War Afghanistan
mujahedin Mikhail
Gorbachev glasnost perestroika
Boris Yeltsin
Chechnya Solidarity Lech Walesa
Pope Jon Paul II
Vaclav Havel
Nicolae
Ceausescu Deng Xiaoping
Essay
Questions
1.
Describe and explain the problems France, Great Britain, and Germany faced after World War II.
2.
Describe and explain the United States as a world leader. Explain how
economic
prosperity and social reforms changed American life.
3.
Describe the rise and fall of the Soviet Union. Identify
the causes and effects of the collapse of the Soviet
Union and how it effected the eastern European Communist countries.