The Cold War and Its Impact

South Korea's political evolution post-1960

South Korea's economic transformation

In ______, leadership changes included Eisenhower becoming U.S. President and Khrushchev taking power in the Soviet Union.

Following Stalin's death, Khrushchev began ______, criticizing Stalin's policies and reducing terror.

Eisenhower aimed for a more ______ Cold War strategy during his presidency.

Despite leadership changes, the ideological conflict between the U.S. and the Soviet Union ______.

The Cold War era was characterized by proxy wars and the importance of ______ as a strategy.

Khrushchev's approach included aggressive rhetoric, despite his efforts to reduce the legacy of ______.

Formation of the Warsaw Pact - Year

Warsaw Pact Purpose

Soviet Response to 1956 Hungarian Uprising

The - Split, which occurred in the late 1950s and early 1960s, was due to differences in ideology, strategy, and leadership.

The division between the ______ ______ and China had significant effects on the worldwide communist movement and the geopolitical dynamics of the Cold War.

In 1957, the ______ ______ launched Sputnik, the first artificial satellite, marking a significant event in the Space Race.

The United States' achievement of landing on the moon in 1969 was a key moment in the ______ ______ and demonstrated the competition for dominance in space.

Leader of Cuban Revolution

Cuba's Political Shift Post-Revolution

Cuban Missile Crisis Year

Due to many East Germans fleeing to West Berlin, the East German authorities, backed by the ______, constructed the Berlin Wall in August 1961.

The Berlin Wall, erected in ______, became a powerful representation of the Cold War's ideological and physical divides.

The Berlin Wall, which underscored the Cold War's divisions, stood until its dismantling in ______.

Vietnam War US involvement escalation decade