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The Cold War XX, The New Cold War XXl, Sources - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Fall of the Soviet Union
        
        Russia plays with democracy and Communism
      - Communism vs Democracy
      - LIberation of Soviet territory
        
        15 independent Republics
        
        Ex: Chezc Republic and Slovakia
      - European Union was Formed
        
        Free
    - - Russian Economical Crash
        
        Income inequality
      - Germany
        
        No resources
        
        No trade
        
        Division
        
        Manufacture, Car Industry
        
        Common Currency
      - Euro
        
        Restrain Currency
        
        Prevent German Dominance
        
        EU community
    - - Migration
        
        Within Germany
        
        Later with Refugees
      - Reunification
      - Union
      - Western leaders opposed reunification
        
        Dominance
    - - "We are the people"
      - Protests
      - Other countries culture and
      - Nationalism
- - - - Kennedy was later more cautious in his dealings with the Soviet Union
  - - - To avoid communication difficulties
        
        Coded messages now passed between the leaders with no delay.
  - - - Represented the most significant improvement in international relations in a decade and was later signed by many other countries.
  - - - In 1963, the difficulty in the USSR, which was a big harvest failure, also undermined Khrushchev’s position
        
        Yet he promoted that Communist countries and capitalist countries could coexist in peace.
  - - - The fight between the communist and capitalist worldviews was never yet over.
- - - - This death lead to a reformist government lead by Juan Bosch, the new elected president in 1962.
        
        Dominican Military was against their Bosch therefore he got overthrown in 1963, which would then lead to political chaos and unstability within the country. There was no such thing as a leader, there was only the military acting as government
    - - Many groups were looking for Bosch to be restated as president, so in order to attain that, they would begin attacking the military government
        
        This caught the U.S attention since they thought Fidel Castro was behind all this in the making of another sort of "Cuba".
        
        The U.S in fearing the rise of potential communism sent more than 40 thousand American troops to the Dominican Republic, which at the beginning caused complications between both countries, leading to more than 3,000 Domincans Death
        
        U.S would claim their intervention as a success as they would have "accomplished" their 4 main goals / Protect U.S citizens/ stop violence / stop potential communism / and restore constitutional powers in the Dominican government
      - Government 1966
        
        Right as the American Troops began to retrieve, the U.S accomplished one of their main objetives which was to re-install a stable government on the Dominican Country. As their would be a new conservative Government established
        
        As stated before the Dominican Republic would begin their presidential elections in 1966 were Joaquin Balaguer would be elected as president
        
        The problem for Dominican Republic with the intervention the U.S was they would turn out dependent on the North American Country, which would later on cause the country to have a much lower rate of political development
- - - - A lot of violence ensued and actually after victory from MPC chin peng stated that he regretted causing such mass violence
        
        Civilian casualties: 5,000
        
        8056 soldier casualties
        
        bombings occured
      - At A point was considered Britains #1 enemy
  - - - Ended due to conflict starting between china and USSR , causing USSR to remove support
        
        Ended with a peace treaty
  - - - South- pro capitalism
        
        Backed by the Common-wealth
      - North- Pro comunism
        
        Backed by USSR and China
- - - - McBride,J. (2019).After the wall.https://www.cfr.org/article/after-wall
        
        Leaders & Controversies. (n.d.). Controversies: Kennedy & Cuba: Did international relations improve? The National Archives. https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/education/leaders-and-controversies/g2/cs3/