PPT-How did Sino-Soviet Relations change during the Cold War?

LO To identify and explain the reasons for the key turning points in SinoSoviet Relations SinoSoviet Relations in the Cold War As two Communist nations you would have expected the USSR and PRC to be allies during the Cold War against American . By:. Matthew Wilson. Dakota Berger . And Dummy. Culture in the cold war. The Cold War was reflected in culture through music, movies, books, television and other media. . The United States had a very specific Stereotype they wanted to Employ when making their films in the Cold War, that Stereotype was to depict the Soviet Union to be the Villains in just about every film that was made with them in the plot. . AIM: Who “won” the Cold War?. Do Now: Based on the cartoon, does peace come at a cost?. The Arab Oil Embargo and the Energy Crisis . Six-Day War (1967): . In 1973, Egypt and Syria attacked Israel trying to win back lands . Spring 2012. 17.5 The Cold War Thaws. This is how . I feel. …Please. Be nice today.. Soviet Policy in Eastern Europe. Destalinization. & Rumblings of Protest. Nikita Khrushchev. —leader of the USSR after Stalin dies (1953). Chapter 15.1. Two Sides Face Off. Superpowers-US and USSR. NATO/Warsaw Pact. Iron Curtain-Winston Churchill describing the separation of Western and Eastern Europe. Berlin Wall. Eastern Europe resists USSR. P. resentation. By . Trinitee. Allen. Who was involved during the cold war?. John F. . Kennnedy. was involved during the cold . war and the soviet union also the united states.. What was the cold war?. EDITE RAYMON FREDERIC Publishers Mikhail . Gorbachev rises . to power in . 1985. Meetings between Gorbachev and Reagan. The . fall of the Berlin Wall in . 1989. Ger. m. any's reunification. The . collapse of the Soviet . Union . in 1991 . China and the Soviet Union had a tense relationship during the cold war.. Both countries were communist, but had different interpretations of it.. China – . rural/agricultural based revolution.. Soviet Union – . Chapter 8 . Students . will . examine how ideological conflict shaped international relations after. . the Second World War . (expansionism. , containment, deterrence, brinkmanship, détente, liberation movements). 1945-1963. Containment in a Divided World. The Cold War began at the close of WW2 in 1945 and ended in 1991.. The Cold War in Europe, 1945-1946. Yalta. Yalta Conference the “Big Three” met to reconcile . 1945-1976. Reasons for the Sino-Soviet split. Mao and Stalin were too similar (personality) to get along (created immediate tension between China and USSR) . Chinese were unhappy with the unfriendly treatment by USSR. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C72ISMF_D0&index=38&list=PL8dPuuaLjXtMwmepBjTSG593eG7ObzO7s. . Due Friday: . Reading Quiz on Friday. Overview. Study Guide . Supporting Documents. African American Theme Sheet Part 1. The United States was also under new leadership from 1953, with the inauguration of President Eisenhower. After twenty years when the Democrats, Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman, held the presidency, there was now a Republican in the White House. Eisenhower was no ordinary Republican. He was already famous as ‘Ike’ – the Supreme Commander of Allied forces in the Second World War. Eisenhower had fought the war alongside Soviet allies in the Grand Alliance; he knew many Soviet generals and diplomats personally. He was determined to formulate new policies to combat Communism in the Cold War; but he was also determined to avoid war, and to hold down the huge expenditures demanded by the arms race with the Soviet Union.. Gorbachev rises . to power in . 1985. Meetings between Gorbachev and Reagan. The . fall of the Berlin Wall in . 1989. Ger. m. any's reunification. The . collapse of the Soviet . Union . in 1991 . Boyer and .