Title: How Did the United States Contain Communism During the Cold by Jack Henteleff
Headings: How Did the United States Contain Communism During the Cold
How Did the United States Contain Communism During the Cold
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Korea (Continued)
Korea
Berlin
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Cuba
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How Did the United States Contain Communism During the Cold War?
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Content: In April 1963, the United States and the Soviet Union reach an agreement: Soviets withdraw their missiles from Cuba, and the United States takes missiles out of Turkey (Cuba). No more missiles in Cuba, so they can not force other countries to become communist. Works Cited
During the Cold War, the Soviet Union wanted to take over other countries and make them have the governmental system of Communism. The United States didn't like that, because they thought their governmental system of Democracy was better. As a result, the U.S. adopted a policy of "Containment", which is "Stopping the spread of Communism through military and nonmilitary ways" (Littell). How did the U.S. Contain Communism? Berlin
Korea
Cuba
Imagine if you lived in a place where you had no freedom, and were ruled by an evil man like Joseph Stalin. That is what it would be like in many countries if it weren't for the United States' policy of containment. Germany/Berlin divided into 4 zones
Berlin in Soviet zone of Germany
France, U.S., and Britain join zones in Berlin-making West Berlin
Communists wanted to take West Berlin over because they had "Expansive tendencies" (X)
U.S. didn't want to lose their zone, so they resisted
Soviets blockade Berlin (Berlin Map).