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Chapter Overview: The Two Europes since 1945
The map in words
- root((Two Europes
- 1945-2000))
- Western Europe
- Recovery
- Marshall Plan 1947
- Economic Miracle
- American Aid
- Key Nations
- France
- 4th Republic weak
- 5th Republic de Gaulle
- West Germany
- Adenauer CDU
- Economic Miracle
- Italy
- Coalition governments
- Mafia problems
- France
- Western Unity
- OEEC 1948
- NATO 1949
- Council of Europe 1949
- ECSC 1951
- EEC Treaty of Rome 1957
- EC 1967
- EU 1992
- Euro 2002
- Britain and EEC
- Refused 1957
- EFTA 1959
- Vetoed 1963 and 1967
- Joined 1973
- Maastricht tensions
- Recovery
- Eastern Europe
- Soviet Control
- Molotov Plan 1947
- Cominform 1947
- COMECON 1949
- Warsaw Pact 1955
- Forced Unity
- Carbon copies of USSR
- Nationalized industry
- Collectivized farms
- Resistance
- Yugoslavia defies Stalin
- Poland 1956 compromise
- Hungary 1956 crushed
- Czechoslovakia 1968 invaded
- Poland Solidarity 1980
- Collapse 1989-91
- Gorbachev glasnost perestroika
- Economic failure
- People power
- Poland leads way
- Berlin Wall falls
- Velvet Revolution
- Romania bloody
- Soviet Control
- Yugoslavia
- Tito federal state
- Breakdown after 1980
- Milosevic nationalism
- Economic crisis
- Independence declarations
- Civil Wars
- Serb-Croat 1991
- Bosnian War 1992-95
- Kosovo 1998-99
- Dayton Agreement 1995
- One Bosnian state
- Two entities
- NATO policing
- Western Europe
Flowchart showing how the Marshall Plan divided Europe into those accepting American aid and those under Soviet control
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- Marshall Plan offered 1948
- Accept American Aid?
- Western Europe: Economic Recovery Rapid growth
- Prosperity and Integration
- Eastern Europe Soviet Bloc: Rejected by USSR Economic stagnation
- Dependence on USSR Limited growth
- Western Europe: Economic Recovery Rapid growth
- Accept American Aid?
Mind map showing the various factors contributing to Western Europe's rapid economic recovery
The map in words
- Western Europe Recovery
- American Aid
- Marshall Plan funds
- Infrastructure investment
- Economic Policies
- Profit reinvestment
- Reduced taxation
- Removal of controls
- External Factors
- Korean War demand
- Increased world trade
- Technological innovation
- Results
- Industrial growth
- Higher living standards
- Social development
- American Aid
Division, recovery, integration, and collapse in Europe after 1945
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- Division, recovery, integration, and collapse in Europe after 1945
- Post-war Europe
- Western Europe
- Eastern Europe
- Cold War division
- European integration
- Collapse of communism
- German reunification
- Yugoslav crisis
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