PPT-Events leading to the fall of the USSR
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The Prague Spring Détente Changes in Leadership 1964 How did Johnson differ from his Cold War predecessors Changes in Leadership 1964 Why was Khrushchev forced
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The Prague Spring Détente Changes in Leadership 1964 How did Johnson differ from his Cold War predecessors Changes in Leadership 1964 Why was Khrushchev forced to retire Leonid Brezhnev . USSR. Soviet Union and Satellite Nations. 1989: Tiananmen Square in China. 1950: . Korean War. Timeline of Communism in the 20. th. Century. 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990. USSR and Afghanistan sign a Treaty ofNeutrality and Mutual Non-Intervention. Spring 1929 Soviet military expedition, directed by Vitaly Primakov, the Soviet Military Atta TRAINING FOR THE COMPETENT, QUALIFIED AND AUTHORIZED PERSONS. SAFETY CULTURE. . . . . Compliance & Consultation. . AZ RESIDENTIAL FALL PROTECTION. TIME LINE. * June 16, 2011 ADOSH STD 03-11-2002. What is the probability that the sun will rise tomorrow morning?. If that’s too hard to think about, consider a slightly bent coin that has been flipped . K. times and come up heads every time. What is the probability that the following flip will also be heads?. What is the probability that the sun will rise tomorrow morning?. If that’s too hard to think about, consider a slightly bent coin that has been flipped . K. times and come up heads every time. What is the probability that the following flip will also be heads?. L/O – To discuss and evaluate the role played by various factors in the outbreak of the Cold War. What caused the Cold War?. Views on this issue depend a lot upon how you view the . nature of Cold War . Vr. Shear Details. Patrick . J. . Spoden. , Daniel . Spaeth. , Christine . Wielgos. , Mike York, Robin Smith, Gregory . Meffert. , Ryan J. Presley, Ken . Ludington, Brittany Peterson (FGF). Bow Echo Workshop March 2017. L/O – To identify and evaluate the long and short-term causes of the collapse of the USSR. The ‘Sudden’ Collapse of the USSR. On Xmas Day in 1991, Mikhail Gorbachev resigned as President and the USSR ceased to exist. Thus ending the Cold War. No one in the West had predicted it!. 1968 - 1991. Reagan’s speech at Brandenburg gate – June 12, 1987. https://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjWDrTXMgF8. – Reagan’s speech at Brandenburg gate, 1987. From . S. talin to Khrushchev. Stalin died May 3, 1953. 1953: July -- Korean War ends. 1954: March –KGB established. 1954 -- CIA helps overthrow unfriendly regimes in Iran and Guatemala . 1954: July -- Vietnam split at 17th parallel. 1955: May -- Warsaw Pact formed. Learning objective . – to be able to explain the . reasons why the USSR invaded Afghanistan in 1979.. I can . describe. the . reasons . why the USSR invaded Afghanistan in 1979. .. Grade D. I can . Objective:. To analyse the reasons why the USSR became a superpower after WWII. Consider the origins of the Cold War. Task 1:. What can you learn?. Core. : Describe: What . can you . see?. Stretch. : Explain: What learn . Warm Up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v =-QopdZ7G8ww Who was to blame for the breakdown of the Grand Alliance? L/O – To discuss and evaluate the role played by various factors in the outbreak of the Cold War Vr. Shear Details. Patrick . J. . Spoden. , Daniel . Spaeth. , Christine . Wielgos. , Mike York, Robin Smith, Gregory . Meffert. , Ryan J. Presley, Ken . Ludington, Brittany Peterson (FGF). Bow Echo Workshop March 2017.
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