Chapter 26: Cold War Flashcards
Wilsonian principles
Collective security, self determination, and free trade
Rube Goldberg
Political artist
B. M. Molotov
Soviet foreign minister
Stimson
Secretary of war
Averell Harriman
Close students of diplomacy, stalins actions in Europe was not aberration but really a show of his despotic regime
George F. Kennan
Close students of diplomacy, stalins actions in Europe was not aberration but really a show of his despotic regime; believed in containment of Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Negotiated with us about ussr
Long telegram
Kennan talked about communism; relating article foreign affairs
Marshall plan
Economic support to European countries- 13 billion
Truman doctrine
Aid to Greece and turkey
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization- United States, Canada, Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Norway, Portugal, and Iceland formed a tight alliance
COMECON
Council for Mutual Economic Assistance- stalemate of cold war
NSC-68
Urged a crash program to maintain americas nuclear edge- step up game
NSC
National Security Council- established by national security act of 1947 that created dept of defense and CIA.
Douglas McArthur
General who paved the way to Japanese sovereignty, also drafted democratic constitution and oversaw the rebuilding of the economy
Mao Zedong
Led communist forces, contending for power
Jiang jieshi
Led a failed of national forces
Kim Il Sung
Dictator in North Korea
Syngman Rhee
Nationalist leader in South Korea
Dean Acheson
Secretary of state thag wrote a speech that made Stalin say the United States would not intervene
Joseph J. Martin
REPULICAN who wrote a letter to the house, denouncing the Korean stalemate
OPA
Office of Price Administration