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12-1 The tensions that emerged after World War II led to a conflict that dominated U.S. foreign policy for decades
Truman also helped found NATO. A treaty binding the U.S. and Western democracies into a defense agreement against the Soviets.
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12-2 Government efforts to address the economic, political, and social problems of the Cold War era changed the nation.
President Truman won reelection in 1948…
Even though Republican challenger Dewey led in polls right up until the election
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12-3 The Korean War tested how far the United States was willing to go to stop the spread of communism around the world.
There, the war stagnates for two more years
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12-4 While Cold War tensions lingered in the background, the United States built a new kind of society after the war.
Overall, Americans of the 1950s enjoyed a higher standard of living, or economic comfort, than in previous decades
Technological advances helped the economy grow. Business, industry, and agriculture adopted new technology and new production methods. (blue)
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14-1 The fear of communism in the 1960s created tension around the world and greatly influenced America's foreign policy.
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14-2 The United States entered Vietnam in an attempt to fight the spread of communism in Southeast Asia
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In 1964, the US had 23,000 troops in Vietnam. By 1968, we had 568,000 there
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14-3 The Vietnam War caused strain within the United States and between the United States and other nations.
North Vietnamese forces attacked both the ancient capital of Vietnam Hue, and current capital Saigon as well as many other sites.
The Credibility Gap Developed when Americans stopped trusting President Johnson and the war effort in general.
Older Americans generally supported the war, younger Americans typically didn’t
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14-4 The Vietnam War took a heavy toll on America's soldiers and their families. It also changed the social and political climate in the United States.
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Protests against war continued 4 protesters were shot by the National Guard, and 2 protesting students were killed at Jackson State University
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