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| Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin. |
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| Where the "Big Three" met in the Black Sea where they determined soon-to-be postwar Germany's faith. |
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| Postwar Conference held in Germany. |
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| Economic aid to all European countries by the U.S. Its goal was to bring recovery and lessen the dangers of Communism. |
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| Anti-Soviet military alliance of wester governments. Formed by the U.S. |
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| Political, Economic, and Military tensions between the Soviet Union and the U.S. after World War 2. |
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| Progressive Catholics and revitalized Catholic political parties. Emerged as one of the leading political parties in the postwar elections. |
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| American General who intervened in the Korean War. |
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| Leader of the Free French, re-established the free and democratic Fourth Republic. |
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| Leader of the Christian Democrats. |
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| Leader of West Germany and rebuilt its economy by using the influx of refugees as a valuable resource. |
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| Term that described Britain because the government started to give welfare and free medical service to the citizens. |
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| Generally accepted by countries during postwar Europe as they sought to stimulate their economies. |
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| Succeeded Adenauer, West Germany suffered a temporary recession during his reign. |
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| An economic pragmatist and apostle of European unity. |
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| Integrated all the coal, steel production without tariffs between France, Luxembourg, West Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, and Italy. |
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| Signed by Luxembourg, France, West Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and Italy which created the European Economic Community... or Common Market. |
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| The most basic cause of imperial collapse. The rising demand of Asian and African peoples for national self-determination, racial equality, and personal dignity. |
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| Build a mass movement preaching nonviolent "noncooperation" with the British. 20th centuries most influential figures. |
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| National People's Party. Dedicated to unifying China and abolishing European concessions. |
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| Communist leader, with the help of Soviet aid, won victory over China and brushed off Chiang Kai-Shek to Taiwan. |
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| Communist and nationalist guerrilla leader of Vietnam. Supported by China and Soviet Union. Defeated the French in Vietnam. |
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| The new Jewish State after the war. |
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| Young army officer in Egypt who drove off the pro-western king. |
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| A system designed to perpetuate Western economic domination and undermine the promise of political independence. |
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| Communist leader of Yugoslavia who resisted Soviet domination successfully. |
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| Leader of the Soviet Union after Stalins death. Attacked Stalin's power and started the policy of De-Stalinization. |
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| Liberalization. Started by Krushchev. |
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| Soviet novelist who wasn't allowed to receive the Nobel prize for Literature. |
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| Russian writer who wrote about the grim detailed life in one of Stalin's concentration camps. |
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| Led the Soviet Union in the Cold war. Under him, the Soviet Union began a period of stagnation and limited "re-Stalinization". |
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| A new model for science during World War 2. |
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| Combined the rates of inflation and unemployment in a single, powerfully emotional number. |
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| The progressive piecemeal relaxation of cold war tensions. |
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| President of U.S. Sought to gradually disengage America from Vietnam and the accompanying national crisis. |
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| Socialist Chancellor of West Germany. Wanted the reconciliation of West and East Germany. |
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| She argued that women-like all human beings-were in essence free but they had almost always been trapped by particularly inflexible and limiting conditions. |
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| Said that women faced what feminists would soon call sexism. |
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| The Soviet Union and its allies had the right to intervene in any socialist country whenever they saw the need. |
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| Top-secret project for the creation of the A-bomb. |
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| Discovered the structure of DNA, the molecule of heredity. |
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| Environmental movement which started in Germany. |
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| Launched a vast program of nationalization and public investment designed to spend France out of economic stagnation. |
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