The Cold War 1945-1991 Resource Book (2nd Edition)

4The Cold War 1945-1991 Resource Book (2nd Edition)

This unit “The Cold War 1945-1991” is suitable for students in the senior years of high school.

The resource contains syllabus content in dot-point format, with a primary focus on source materials and their analysis. There are literacy-based activities including word finds, glossary lists, vocabulary, word jumbles, mind-maps, cloze passages, true/false activities and extended writing and research tasks. Many activities come with solutions.

It is a supplementary educational resource for high school courses in Modern History.

This book is relevant to high school teachers or students studying alone.

It follows high school syllabuses in NSW(2027), Victoria (2022-2026) ( and Queensland (2025)

Pgs: 304

CONTENTS.

Causes of the Cold War
Developments in the Cold War
The Yalta and the Potsdam Conferences
Consequences of the Conferences
Competing Ideologies
Creation of the United Nations Organisation
The Long Telegram
The Marshall Plan
The Truman Doctrine
NATO & the Warsaw Pact
Stalin’s Speech
Churchill’s Iron Curtain Speech
The Arms Race
The Berlin Blockade
The Korean War
Communist China
The Berlin Wall
The Space Race
Propaganda
Espionage
Depth Study: The Vietnam War
The Vietnam War (1945-1960)
Developments in US Policy Post 1964
Military Strategies
My Lai
The Tet Offensive
Withdrawal of the US
The Afghan War 1979
Movements Leading to the end of the Cold War

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