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    Fall of Communism

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    during the inter-war period but in the 1980s‚ there was an unanticipated demise of Communism. So how can we explain the sudden collapse of communism in Europe? I would argue that there were several forces converging to the breakdown of communism in Eastern Europe. Factors such as the high expenses of engaging in nuclear arms‚ the lost of their satellite states‚ the growing economic disparity in Europe and the changing attitudes and values of the younger people converged together that brought communism

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    1989- A Revolution by the People? 1989 witnessed the dramatic collapse of Communist rule in Eastern Europe which‚ at the beginning of the decade‚ was almost entirely unimaginable. To fully understand why this transformation took place‚ it is necessary to clarify the terms which will be used in this essay. The interpretation of ‘revolution’ used henceforth is the “overthrow or renunciation of one government or ruler and the substitution of another by the governed”‚ which‚ therefore‚ qualifies the

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    Berlin Wall Dbq Analysis

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    Soviet Union were both Allies who fought against the Axis power during WWII‚ they had really tense relationships towards the end of the war. The Cold War was the tension that existed from 1947 to 1991 after WWII between powers in the Western Bloc and the Eastern Bloc. Even though it seemed like an inner conflict between the US and the USSR‚ Cold War actually affected many other regions of the world‚ including Europe‚ Asia‚ and Latin America. Both countries Germany and Korea were impacted significantly

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    cold war

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    though they did not fight directly‚ were actively engaged in the Cold War. This war did not end until the USSR broke apart in 1991. The Cold War was both created and prolonged by the interconnected economic and ideological tensions of the East and West Blocs. The ideological systems of the two powers were viewed as being complete opposites in their goals and experienced increasing animosity toward each other. This in turn influenced the economic policies that drove the main powers of the Cold War even

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    The Rise of the Berin Wall

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    Germany after World War 2 The Eastern Bloc Erection of the Inner German Boarder The Berlin Loophole The Brain Drain Construction Begins‚ 1961 Immediate Effects of the Wall Conclusion‚ "Mr. Gorbachev‚ tear down this wall." Bibliography p.1 p.1 p.2 p.2 p.3 p.3 p.4 p.5 P.5 p.6 The Berlin Wall Introduction to the Berlin Wall The Berlin Wall was a physical barrier built by the German Democratic Republic in1961‚ which completely cut West Berlin off from East Berlin and Eastern Germany. The wall was built

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    Union and the United States of America was not ever present‚ but evolved out of a series of key disagreements during World War II. With the onset of Operation Barbarossa‚ Nazi Germany shifted emphasis from an already dominated Western Europe to its eastern border with Russia. The betrayal of the Nazi-Soviet non aggression pact came as a surprise to Stalin‚ who quickly began mobilizing fighting aged men to bolster his vulnerable ground defenses. The resulting campaign lead to the death of some 20 million

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    the strength of its culture could play a crucial role in winning support for its side. The U.S. wished to limit the influence of the Soviet Union and prevent Communism from spreading over the world. Due to the USSR having significant control over Eastern Europe‚ the U.S. needed to formulate policies to keep allies and neutral countries from turning Communist. The U.S. also had to influence the Soviet Union without risking an open military conflict‚ therefore the government needed to be delicate about

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    World War Two left Europe in state of economic distress. The war had left many areas of Western Europe in complete ruin‚ and the world ’s major industrial areas were brought to disintegration. Western Europe could not longer conduct the prosperous trade in which it once participated in. In this state of devastation‚ both the Soviet Union and the United States reached out to lend a hand to help economical revival in Western Europe. Since communism was firmly rebuffed in Western Europe‚ and the Soviet

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    There comes time in the history of our world‚ where a quote defines and embodies the actual event. Some people remember both when both President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Present George W. Bush said those famous words regarding the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the September 11‚ 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States‚ by saying‚ “it will be a date that will live in infamy”. Present Reagan‚ whom some would say had a memorable quote when it came to the end of the Cold War. On June 12‚ 1987

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    Cold War Presentation

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    constantly competed for power. The Soviet Union wanted to spread Communism in Eastern Europe and create a "buffer zone" of friendly governments as defense against any attacks‚ whether by the Capitalists or by Germany. In 1946‚ with Eastern Europe under Soviet control and influence‚ Europe was divided into a West (western democracies and the United States) bloc and East (Soviet Union and Soviet occupied territory) bloc. An "Iron Curtain" separated Europe. Reasons for the development of the Cold

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