cw #21: vietnam 1.truman doctrine 2.marshall plan 3.containment 4.berlin airlift 5.hydrogen bomb...
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CW #21: Vietnam 1. Truman Doctrine
2. Marshall Plan
3. Containment
4. Berlin Airlift
5. Hydrogen Bomb
6. Eastern Europe
7. China
Quiz = Tuesday Test = WED CST = May 15th
A.Nuclear Weapon
B.Communist / Mao
C.US flies in supplies
D.Becomes communist b/c of Russian takeover
E. $$ to fight commies in Turkey & Greece
F. $$ rebuild Europe
G.Stop commies from spreading
Objectives:
1. How does the Vietnam war get
started?2. Why does the US join in this fight?
3. Explain the domino theory.
4. How does this war end?
Vietnam• Colonized by the French
• Ho Chi Minh – joins communists to fight agst French
• After WW2, begin to use guerilla (hit-n-run) tactics to fight French
• 1954: French surrender
Uh-oh communism is spreading again, what should the US do?
• Domino Theory: if 1 country falls to communism, the neighboring countries will too So,
should the US
get involve
d?
Solution? • Divide V. in ½ :
– North = commie– South = free
**sound familiar?
• Conflict begins– Vietcong: Commie
guerilla warriors (popular)
– South led by Ngo Dinh Diem (unpopular)
US Response: • Help assassinate Diem &
replace him w/another unpopular ruler --- looked like the S would fall to communism
• US escalates (increases) its involvement:– Sends advisors & supplies– By 1964: send US troops
1.Guerilla Warfare – hard to fight against
2.Foreign geography –
3.S= unpopular & war is unpopular in US
Ending…• Vietnamization: slow withdrawal of US
troops starts in 1969 & gone by 1973– Ceasefire – but US does not win
• 1975: North overtakes South & reunites the country into a communist Vietnam
So, 1. Who won this war? 2. Should the US have gotten involved in
Vietnam?#18 – Video1. What is like to travel to North Korea? (Skip 7-8
lines)2. What is life like for NK? List 6-8 things you see
in the video 3. How do ppl treat the “Dear Leader”? 4. How does the “Dear Leader” ensure that ppl
do what he wants?
CST Prep • CST Prep questions
• May 15th !
• Word of the Day:– Causalities: persons lost through death or
injury (definition)•Sentence: During World War II, the
Soviet Union experienced the highest number of casualties.