The Gulf War

The Cold War

The Korean War

The Vietnam War

Iraq

Berlin

Afghanistan

Soviet Union

Citizens lost more rights which led them to demand changes.  

Citizens wanted to keep the Cold War going to bring about change.

Citizens were granted more rights which led them to demand change. 

Citizens were benefiting economically and wanted to continue the growth

During his first term, he wanted peace, but during his second term he stopped supporting the Soviet Union.  

During his first term, he was more peaceful, but during his second term, he was harsher with the Soviet Union.

During his first term, he wanted to be harsh, but during his second term, he was more peaceful with the Soviet Union. 

During his first term, he looked for ways to support the Soviet Union’s economy, but during his second term, he stopped helping.

Foreign Policy

Foreign Civics

Foreign Affairs

Foreign Beliefs

Citizens supported the efforts to be more powerful than the United States. 

Citizens looked for ways to ration and save in order to support Gorbachev.  

Citizens’ living conditions worsened causing them to want independence.

Citizens asked Gorbechev to continue his fight against President Reagan and the United States.

Decrease the number of treaties with the Soviet Union.  

Increase the number of missiles owned by the United States. 

Decrease the number of missiles owned by the United States. 

Increase the opportunities to negotiate with the Soviet Union.