fall of the Berlin Wall Cuban missile crisis adoption of the Marshall Plan

Cuban missile crisis fall of the Berlin Wall adoption of the Marshall Plan

fall of the Berlin Wall adoption of the Marshall Plan Cuban missile crisis

adoption of the Marshall Plan Cuban missile crisis fall of the Berlin Wall

end of the Cold War

importance of the Berlin airlift

creation of a divided Germany

fear of Nazism among Germans

The former Soviet Union succeeded in isolating its satellites from Western influences.

The United Nations forced Communist leaders to accept changes.

Communist leaders used new strategies to win the cold war.

Communism did not succeed as a workable political and economic system in Europe.

introducing the policies of Perestroika and Glasnost

violating nuclear arms agreements

invading Afghanistan

signing the Camp David Accords

allowed elements of capitalism within a communist economic system

strengthened their country's military defenses

supported censorship of news and of personal correspondence

increased tensions during the Cold War

an era of world peace and Soviet prosperity

conditions that helped lead to the breakup of the Soviet Union

a successful transition to a command economy in Russia

censorship of the news media in Russia

an increase in tensions between India and the Soviet Union

a strengthening of the Communist Party

a shift from producing consumer goods to producing heavy machinery

a series of economic and political reforms

Peasants were forced onto collective farms.

Citizens experienced more personal freedoms under Glasnost.

The United States and the Soviet Union ended diplomatic relations.

The Soviet government increased its control over the Orthodox Church.

eliminate freedom of speech and press

destroy the power of the opposition party

dominate the governments of Eastern Europe

encourage political discussion and economic reform

a traditional economy

a command economy

a free-market economy

laissez-faire economics