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wwwyoutubecomwatchvAWeZ5SKXvj8 Should an American freely be able to hold Communist beliefs Even during the Cold War The Second Red Scare The start of the Cold War and events at home helped trigger a second Red Scare . 1 Afghanistan to the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) (With Copies to the Participating Parties and Organizations of the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement) The Nepalese Armed Lackeys, a Cont in The Cold War. 1949 was a key year in the globalization of the Cold War. In Europe, NATO was established. In the USSR, the Soviets tested their first atomic bomb, eliminating America’s advantage in military technology – and starting a four-decade arms race. AP World History. Chapter 22. “The Rise and Fall of Communism”. (1917 – Present). Review: Collapse of the Imperial System in China. 1911 = End of the last (Qing) dynasty. 1912 = China became the Republic of China. What movie is this exchange from?. Fat Man at Bench. : . It was a bullet, wasn't it?.  . (main character). : . A bullet? . Fat Man at Bench. : . That jumped up and bit you..  . (main character). : . Case Study: Korean . War, Arms Race. THE KOREAN WAR. Korea occupied by Japan until the end of WWII . North liberated by Soviets; South by the Americans . North = communist, one-party Soviet system. South = anti-communist (not very democratic) but supported by USA. Truman 1945-1953. Eisenhower 1953-1961. Kennedy 1961-1963. LBJ 1963-1969. Nixon 1969-1974. Ford 1974-1977. Carter 1977-1981. Reagan 1981-1989. Bush Sr. 1989-1993. Clinton 1993-2001. Bush Jr. 2001-2009. 1. : Red Scare. Why was there a ‘Red Scare’ in the USA?. . . At the end of the Second World War (1939 - 45), the USA emerged as the most powerful nation on the earth. Her enemies were defeated and her allies exhausted. You might be forgiven for thinking that the USA would be brimming with confidence, yet the country was soon to be in the grip of an anti-Communist witch-hunt known as the 'Red Scare.' If it looked as if you were a Communist, or approved of Communism, or even had friends who did, you might be 'blacklisted', sacked or even attacked. Many Americans believed that they were involved in a worldwide struggle against Communism - a struggle that they believed they were losing. . “We must have faith in the masses and we must have faith in the Party. These are two cardinal principles. If we doubt these principles, we shall accomplish nothing.”. Mao Zedong. “Protect the interests of the youth, women and children - provide assistance to young students who cannot afford to continue their studies, help the youth and women to organize in order to participate on an equal footing in all work useful to the war effort and to social progress, ensure freedom of marriage and equality as between men and women, and give young people and children a useful education....”. Understanding the Modern World.) You will need to revise. Germany 1890-1945 and Conflict and Tension (Cold War). . You need to complete all the tasks in this guide. It is not enough however to really learn the information and revise properly to just complete them. You need to read back through the mind-maps of information and highlight and then reduce to either flash cards or create mind-maps from memory. . Historical background: Japan invaded China in 1937 and occupied large parts of it until Japan’s defeat in the Second World War in 1945. In 1949 the Chinese Communist Party established the People’s Republic of China . Political Fragmentation. Chiang Kai . Shek. Nationalists & Communists vs. Japan. People’s Republic of China - 1949. Mao Zedong (1893 – 1976). Son of wealthy farmers. Rejects Confucianism. Chairman of the CCP in 1935. ….Or not?. September 11. , . 2001. Science. Frye . vs. United States (‘23). courts will…examine [expert testimony regarding a new technology] within the . relevant scientific community . to determine if it is generally accepted as reliable enough to be presented in court.. . ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR. The. Cold . War - a . period of strained relations and rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union . that lasted . from 1945 - 1991. After . being Allies during WWII, the U.S. and U.S.S.R. soon viewed each other with increasing . Ideologies of the Cold War Unit 8 Post* WWII and the US Allied leaders FDR , Churchill and Stalin met in February 1945 at the Yalta Conference. They agreed to organization a United Nations and Germany was divided into four zones. The French, Americans and British united their zones in the West and the Russians controlled the East.