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Korean War begins. Because North Korea crossed the 38th Parallel to unite with South Korea |
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Invasion of Inchon. Douglas MacAurthur's amphibious attack. |
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China enters the Korean War. Because they felt threatened by the UN troops that were near the Yalu river |
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Cease-fire agreement between North Korean and UN |
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Bay of Pigs
U.S. sent CSI trained Cuban exiles to overthrow the Cuban government. The U.S. failed
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The soviet Union had 42 missiles in Cuba |
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Cuban Missile Crisis started when a U2 took pictures of the missiles in Cuba
This event almost started WW3 |
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President Kennedy sends a blockade to Cuba |
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France surrendered and Vietnam divided(Geneva Agreement)
Vietnam was divided at the 17th Parallel at 17 degree north latitude |
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JFK assassinated, Johnson became president, and the South Vietnamese killed Diem |
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The Gulf of Tonkin
Two American ships were attacked by North Vietnamese gunboats. In response Johnson was given permission to attack back
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The firstr ground troops land in Vietnam |
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Last American troops leave Vietnam
And the North won |
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North Vietnam took over South Vietnam |
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Soviets invaded Afghanistan Mujaheddin
SALT II Between Carter and Brezhnev
SALT II - Agreed to provide for equal number of strategic nuclear delivery vehicles
Revolutionaries seized U.S. embassy in Tehran. 60 prisoners and were held for 444 days
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SALT I Between Nixon and Brezhnev
SALT I - Limited the number of ICBM's and submarine launched missiles each country could have |
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1980 -
War between Iran and Iraq
The U.S. aided both Iran and Iraq
The USSR aided . . .
1988 -
Cease - Fire agreement signed
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Stalin dies
Nikita krushchev Becomes leader USSR
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Mikhail Gorbochev took power
started the Russian Revolution
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