WORLD HISTORY UNIT # 24 Mr.

Torrance
PREP COLD WAR

HW 24 A: Read pp. 564-565 and the internet (Wikipedia)

DEFINITIONS: (50 to 100 words each)
1. Tehran
2. Yalta
3. Potsdam
4. Nuremburg Trials (List those who committed suicide)
(Use the internet – Wikipedia – first paragraph only)

HW 24 B: Read pp. 563-565, 584-585

DEFINITIONS: (50 to 100 words each)
5. Cold War – A New Struggle
6. Rivalry in Europe
7. The Truman Doctrine

HW 24 C: Read pp. 585-586

IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
8. The Marshall Plan
9. Division of Germany

HW 24 D: Read pp. 586-587

DEFINITIONS: (50 to 100 words each)
10. NATO
11. Warsaw Pact
12. Arms Race and Sputnik I
13. Berlin Wall and Nikita Khrushchev

HW 24 E: Read pp. 388-390

IDENTIFICATIONS: (100 to 200 words each)
14. Sun Yat-sen and the Nationalist Party
15. Chiang Kai-shek and an era of civil war

HW 24 F: Read pp. 515-517

IDENTIFICATIONS:
16. Nationalists vs Communists
17. Mao Zedong and the Long March

HW 24 G: Read pp. 518-519, 710-711

IDENTIFICATIONS:
18. The New China of Chiang Kai-shek
19. The Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution
HW 24 H: Read pp. 712-714
IDENTIFICATIONS:
20. Deng Xiaoping and Chinese Society Under Communism
21. Movement for Democracy (Tiananmen Square)

HW 24 I: Read pp. 714-715, 593-594

IDENTIFICATIONS:
22. Korean War
23. Khrushev and de-Stalinazation

HW 24 J: Read pp. 660-661, 587-588

IDENTIFICATIONS:
24. Cuban Revolution and Fidel Castro
25. Cuban Missile Crisis

HW 24 K: Read pp. 589, 616

IDENTIFICATIONS:
26. Vietnam and the Domino Theory
27. Brezhnev Doctrine and Detente

HW 24 L: Read pp. 723-724

IDENTIFICATIONS:
28. Vietnam War and Stalemate
29. Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge; and Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos Today

HW 24 M: Read pp. 617-618

IDENTIFICATIONS:
28. Mikhail Gorbachev (perestroika and glasnost)
29. End of the Cold War and End of the Soviet Union

HW 24 N: Map of the World

1. *** LABEL NEW ZEALAND in BLACK, and its capital in BLUE ***
2. *** LABEL the capital of Australia in BLUE ***
3. Use RED INK to LABEL the Oceans
4. Use a HI-LITER to LABEL the Continents
5. Use a HI-LITER to carefully CIRCLE Asia
6. Use a HI-LITER to carefully CIRCLE North America
7. Use a HI-LITER to carefully CIRCLE Latin America
8. Use a DIFFERENT COLOR to SHADE in the three major jungle regions
9. Use a DIFFERENT COLOR to LABEL the three largest deserts
10. Use a HI-LITER to DRAW and LABEL the Equator, Tropic of Capricorn,
Tropic of Cancer, Prime Meridian and the International Date Line
11. Use BLUE INK to MARK the following letters where these civilizations or cities began:
M for Mesopotamia, E for Egypt, I where India began, C where China began,
R for Rome, G for Greece, B for Byzantium (changed to Constantinople, but now Istanbul)
P for Persia, W for the Golden Age Kingdoms of Africa, A for Aztecs, Y for Mayans,
N for Incas, S for Salinas, for Jerusalem, for Mecca
HW 24 O: Map of Europe, 1980’s
1. LABEL at least 60 nations, cities or bodies of water in or adjacent to Europe.
2. Use RED for water, BLACK for nations and BLUE for cities.
3. Do not label continents, oceans or other items from the other maps.
4. No more than three cities per nation is allowed.
5. Use a HI-LITER to SHADE in all the COMMUNIST nations as of the 1980’s

HW 24 P: Map of Asia, 1980’s

1. Label at least 60 nations, cities or bodies of water in Asia ONLY.
2. Use RED for water, BLACK for nations and BLUE for cities.
3. DO NOT label anything in or adjacent to Europe or Africa.
4. Do not label continents, oceans or other items from the other maps.
5. No more than three cities per nation is allowed.
6. Use a HI-LITER to SHADE in all the COMMUNIST nations as of the 1980’s

HW 24 Q: Map of Africa
1. Label at least 60 nations, cities or bodies of water in Africa ONLY.
2. Use RED for water, BLACK for nations and BLUE for cities.
3. Do not label continents, oceans or items from the other maps.
4. Use a HI-LITER to SHADE in all the COMMUNIST nations as of the 1980’s

HW 24 R: Map of South America

1. LABEL at least 30 nations, cities or bodies of water in or adjacent to Europe.
2. Use RED for water, BLACK for nations and BLUE for cities.
3. Do not label continents, oceans or other items from the other maps.
4. Use a HI-LITER to SHADE in all the COMMUNIST nations as of the 1980’s

HW 24 S: Map of North America

1. LABEL at least 30 nations, cities or bodies of water in or adjacent to Europe.
2. Use RED for water, BLACK for nations and BLUE for cities.
3. Do not label continents, oceans or other items from the other maps.
4. Use a HI-LITER to SHADE in all the COMMUNIST nations as of the 1980’s
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