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Mind map showing the ideological and historical roots of Cold War tensions
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- Cold War Causes
- Ideological Differences
- Communism
- Collective ownership
- Central planning
- State control
- Capitalism
- Private ownership
- Free market
- Individual enterprise
- Communism
- Historical Mistrust
- 1917 Russian Revolution
- Western intervention 1918
- Fear of expansion
- Power Competition
- Superpower rivalry
- Global influence
- Security concerns
- Ideological Differences
Flowchart showing Stalin's expansion and Western response during 1945
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- Nazi Germany Collapses 1945
- Soviet Armies Advance West
- Stalin Occupies Eastern Europe
- Installs Communist Governments
- Acquires Territory from Poland Finland Romania
- West Interprets as Aggressive
- Cold War Tensions Rise
- USSR Justifies as Defense
- Conflicting Narratives Begin
- West Interprets as Aggressive
- Acquires Territory from Poland Finland Romania
- Installs Communist Governments
- Stalin Occupies Eastern Europe
- Soviet Armies Advance West
Cold War as a global conflict between the USA and the USSR after 1945, fought without direct war between the two blocs but through alliances, diplomacy, ideology, crises, and an arms race
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- Cold War as a global conflict between the USA and the USSR after 1945, fought without direct war between the two blocs but through alliances, diplomacy, ideology, crises, and an arms race
- Origins after 1945
- Ideological conflict
- Stalin’s policy
- Western response
- Soviet response
- Division of Europe
- Berlin crisis
- Nuclear arms race
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