Post war challenges
Two germanies
Cold war policies
Germany Reunited
Working Toward Unity
100

A threat faced the European nations. name the threat

soviet invasion

100

Germany was divided into ___ zones by the allies

4

100

What two countries were primarily in the cold war.

America and USSR

100

Many problems with merging the 2 societies name the economic one.

Difference of economy.

100

The European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) would be created to steal resources and abolish tariffs on these vital Materials. What year?

1951

200

France and ____ fended off the soviets

Britain 

200

Soviet dictatorship in what part of Germany?

Soviet dictatorship in East Germany

200

what was created in response to nato

Warsaw pact

200

what collapsed in east Germany.

communist government.

200

The European _____ Community would be created to steal resources and abolish tariffs on these vital Materials what is the community name

Coal and Steel 

300

____ people died during WW2

30 million

300

____ airlift into west berlin

America

300

name the European alliance we are in today.

NATO

300

what countrie government helped in the reconstruction of Germany.

german government.

300

European governments tried to reduce what in the region.

trade barriers

400

West Europe faced what and lost what.

West Europe faced bankruptcy and lost colonies. 

400

how long did the Airlift last

11 months

400

The Marshall plan was what.

The money sent to European countries after WW2 for reconstruction the economy

400

West Germany emerged as an economical and _____ power

 political

400

why was make the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC).

created to steal resources and abolish tariffs on these vital Materials.

500

Where were most of the colonies

ASIA AND AFRICA

500

Name the 4 German zones 

Britain, France, America, Soviet Union

500

The aids were send to countries that fought communism. What was the doctrine

Truman

500
  • By 1957, the success of the ECSC led to the set up of _______ which goal was to reduce trade barriers among members and help create a larger market and spurred economic growth by the 80s

The Common Market 

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