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Great Depression and the United States self interest |
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Roosevelt and Churchill, a joint statement of war aims. 8 Points which was a mixture of the New Deal and Wilson's Fourteen Points |
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FDR, Prime Minister Churchill. Policy of unconditional Axis surrender. Rejection of Stalin's second front idea |
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Meeting in Iran during WWII of FDR, Churchill and Stalin. Agreement reached on allied plans for war and post-war cooperation. Discussed Invasion of France, Stalin would enter war against Japan |
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Churchill and Stalin meet and make deals between each other. FDR upset because it showed how little his allies valued the Atlantic Charter |
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Churchill, FDR, Stalin Agree on: 1. Four-Power occupation of Germany 2. Founding conference for UN to be held later that year 3. Soviet Unions agreement to enter war against Japan 4. Some government shit in Poland |
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Truman, Stalin, Churchill(Clement Richards Attlee?) Truman ordered the bomb dropped on japan if they did not surrender |
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USA British and Chinese government demand Japan surrender or face "Prompt and utter destruction" "The Babies have been Delivered" |
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CIA, Department of Defense, National Security Council all created |
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Truman justified aid to Greece and Turkey and keep them from communist domination |
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The United States makes itself the world-police on fighting Communism |
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The United States would offer economic and military aid to any middle Eastern nations to prevent them be controlled by communists |
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Captured U-2 pilot, at first denied but then Eisenhower fessed up to it |
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Will help other countries but after that help they are responsible for taking care of themselves |
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United States pledged to oppose by force if necessary any further aggression in the Persian Gulf |
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People who support Mussolini |
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Battle to make Italy self-sufficient under Mussolini |
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MOderate Marxists start Bulshovic Revolution but then are replaced by the people who the revolution is named for |
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Russian civil war, non communist Russians |
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Lakran accord, makes deal with Mussolini and creates the Vatican City. Vatican agrees to not speak out against Mussolini |
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Muscle in the BUlshovic Revolution |
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Leader of propaganda and media during WWII Germany |
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Mussolini, Hitler, Franco |
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Large number of jews attempting to flee Germany but then refused access |
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America will take British possessions or land to pay for war-debt |
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When President hearting signs a resolution since we we're not part of the versai treaty |
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