The Cold War-Honors History
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- A foreign policy doctrine adopted by the Truman administration in 1947. The policy was created on the belief that if communist governments couldn't expand, they would fall apart.
- Containment Policy
- Winston Churchill came the United States and gave a speech about how U.S and British relations were necessary to stopping the spread of communism.
- The Iron Curtain Speech
- An address to Congress, where President Truman says that the U.S should aid anticommunist countries economically and financially.
- Truman Doctrine
- A 4-year plan that aided Western Europe following the devastation of WW2. However, one of the stated goals was to halt the expansion of communism on the continent.
- Marshall Plan
- After WW2, the Soviet Union blockaded rail, water, and road access to Allied-controlled areas of Berlin. This was in Response of competing occupation policies between The Soviet Union and the U.S. To supply Berlin, the allies airlifted food and supplies to Berlin.
- The Berlin Airlift
- The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was made by the U.S, Canada, Belgium, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, and the United Kingdom to provide security against the Soviet Union.
- The Formation of NATO
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