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| Yalta Conference (Feb. 1945) |
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| Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin had a conference to reconcile the Wilsonian principles with the U.S.-Soviet power. |
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| all weapons-related development and production be placed under control of the U.N. atomic agency and a strict system of inspections and punishments (failed). |
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| student of diplomacy, expert on Soviet affairs, Stalin's actions in Europe were a reflection of his despotic regime.Wrote a Long Telegram on how the West should repond (1946). |
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| defined America's evolving strategic stance against the Soviets |
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| Truman Doctrine (Mar. 1947) |
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| Truman asserted an American responsibility to help countries with threats of Communism |
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| Marshall Plan (June 1947) |
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| a proposal for a massive influsion of American capital to help get the European economy back on its feet |
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| A peacetime military alliance of 12 nations-all fighting for each other, created the Republic of Germany |
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| National Security Act (1947) |
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| created the National Security Council, Department of Defense, and Central Intelligence Agency |
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| the report of bombs and the stup up making more atomic bombs and a hydrogen bomb |
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