4. § 4.2 the Cold War (2)

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Practice

You can explain in general terms how the Cold War progressed within Europe (e.g. start, conflicts & end).

Extended instruction: ask questions

Instruction:

Make WB assignments. § 4.2
(look in magister which ones you have to do )

Looking back

Last time, you've studied the Marshall Plan.
The Marshall Plan is an example of both division
of the world into 2 ideological blocks and
the unification of Europe.
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Deepening

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What conflict area
is missing on this map?

In which sector was Berlin located during the Cold War?

1. American sector
2. Soviet sector
3. British sector
4. French sector

  Berlin Blockade

In 1948, the Americans tried to supply Berlin with food by means of an airlift. The pilots are called the 'Rosinenbomber', because they scatter - among other things - sultanas and sweets,.
What is NOT a consequence of this action by the Americans?

1. The Russians see that the Berlin blockade is working against them and give up the blockade
2. Berliners get more sympathy for the Russians and less for the Americans
3. The Americans become friends to the Berliners from enemies during WWII
4. During WWII, young people crawled into the shelter for the Americans. Now they are rooting

BERLIN

President (USA) between 1961-1963. He was a member of the Democratic Party. During his administration, the Berlin Wall was built and the Cuba crisis broke out. He was assassinated in 1963.

Leader of the SU after the death of Stalin. In 1964 he was deposed by Brezhnev. During his reign, the Berlin Wall was built and he also allowed the conflict over Cuba to escalate into a crisis.

Unfortunately, the Berlin Wall is not
the only wall built specifically to keep people 'in' or 'out'.
Today, at least 17 of these walls have been built.
Which ones do you know about?

Israel & West Bank (Palestine)

Ceuta (Spain) & Morocco

India & Bangladesh

India & Pakistan

North and South Korea

Greek Cyprus & Turkish Cyprus

Bulgaria & Turkey

Marocco & Western Sahara

America

Europe

Middle East

Azia

Africa

Turkey & Syria

Saudi Arabia and Iraq

USA & Mexico

Hungary, Serbia & Croatia

Belfast (Northern Ireland)

Saudi Arabia and Yemen

Botswana & Zimbadwe

Kenia en Somalia

Brasil, Paraguay & Bolivia

Na de Berlijnse muur zou je denken dat de mensheid wel geleerd zou hebben. Maar helaas is dit niet het geval. Sterker nog, er is een opkomst van muren. Zeker nu de huidige Amerikaanse president een muur tussen Amerika en Mexico als speerpunt heeft gekozen voor zijn beleid is het weer een populair onderwerp. En dat terwijl al zo vaak is bewezen dat een muur niet helpt. Lezen deze mensen geen geschiedenisboeken? Hier een lijst van Grensmuren in de wereld.

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instruction

You can explain in general terms how the Cold War progressed within Europe (e.g. start, conflicts & end).

Extended instruction: ask questions

Practice:

Make WB assignments. § 4.2
(look in magister which ones you have to do )

Make  assignments

WB § 4.2

Make detailed notes in your notebook on the Cold War within Europe:
who, what, where, when, how and why.