day 13 - 2016 - collapseofsovietunion-impactonus - dol.pptx

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(1.1a, 1.2g,1.3c, 1.3e)SWBAT describethe Collapse ofthe Soviet Union

and analyze itsimpact on theUnited States

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T-EQ: What impactdid the collapse ofSoviet Comm.nismhave on the United

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5/n 6ecember of %77%, as the 'orld 'atched in amazement,the Soviet Union disinte2rated into 8fteen separate co.ntries&/ts collapse 'as hailed by the 'est as a victory for freedom, atri.mph of democracy over totalitarianism, and evidence ofthe s.periority of capitalism over socialism& The United Statesre9oiced as its formidable enemy 'as bro.2ht to its :nees,

thereby endin2 the Cold War 'hich had hovered over theset'o s.perpo'ers since the end of World War //&; < ColdWar&or2

%& Analyze the .nderlined portion of the text& Whydo yo. thin: the Soviet Union =disinte2rated4+

What in yo.r mind co.ld lead to this4& >o' do yo. thin: this disinte2ration co.ld be a2ood A?6 bad thin24

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(1.1a, 1.2g,1.3c, 1.3e)SWBAT describethe Collapse ofthe Soviet Unionand analyze itsimpact on theUnited States


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ca.ses of the above 2eo2raphical chan2es4)

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'as elected to lead theSoviet Union !%7"H) heinstit.ted many reforms&

The t'o most importantare

Glasnost 5Ipenness;

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Ipen disc.ssion ofpolitical and social iss.es

Ferestroi:a 5restr.ct.rin2;

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sta2natin2 Comm.nistFarty and -conomy


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do'n disc.ssion that 'as too dama2in2 to theSoviet Union&




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eforms had .nanticipated conse.ences

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▪ ?ationalist feelin2s stren2thened, calls for2reater independence 2re' lo.der

%7"7 @ semi@free elections 'ere held inFoland

▪ Comm.nists 'ere voted o.t of oLce▪ >.n2ary and the Baltic states of -stonia,

Matvia, and Mith.ania soon follo'ed




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We 'elcome chan2e and opennessD for 'e believethat freedom and sec.rity 2o to2ether, that theadvance of h.man liberty can only stren2then theca.se of 'orld peace& There is one si2n the Sovietscan ma:e that 'o.ld be .nmista:able, that 'o.ld

advance dramatically the ca.se of freedom andpeace& General Secretary Gorbachev, if yo. see:peace, if yo. see: prosperity for the Soviet Unionand eastern -.rope, if yo. see: liberalization, comehere to this 2ate& r& Gorbachev, open this 2ate& r&

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As seen, Soviet reforms hadconse.ences&

>.n2ary becomin2 [email protected]+ 'ithelections started the comm.nist fall in Berlin

/n ?ovember %7"7, tho.sands of -astBerliners 'ent to the border crossin2s& they demanded the borders to be opened




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Union 'as str.22lin2 tocope 'ith protest

Gorbachev 'as forcedfrom po'er

Boris Peltsin became thene' president of .ssia

%Q former Soviet rep.blics 9oined the Common'ealth

of /ndependent States




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Fresidents B.sh and Peltsin started todismantle the n.clear arms !b.ilt .p fromthe %7H#s to %7"#s)

TAT 9 (#ra#egc Arm' e)c#n Trea#*5 <

red.ced the n.mber of n.clear 'arheads by bothco.ntries

TAT 99 < f.rther red.ced 'arheads

▪ These pacts sin2led the end of the Cold War

U&S& also promised to aid the Soviet-conomy

The U&S& 'as no' the 'orld+s lone

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a) allo'ed .ssians to participate in .ssian politics 'itho.t bein2 a member of the

Comm.nist partyb) allo'ed the .ssian people to have open disc.ssions abo.t political and social problems in

.ssia

c) allo'ed .ssians to en2a2e in the free@mar:et by openin2 a b.siness

d) allo'ed .ssians to have the freedom to spea: openly abo.t everythin2 except politics

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e) allo'in2 people to have open disc.ssion abo.t politics and social iss.esf) providin2 economic s.pport to people 'ho 'anted to open a b.siness .ssia

2) the reform of the political and economic system established by the Comm.nist party

h) the contin.ed control of the KGB and the state on personal speech and self@expression

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i) The U&S& 'as forced to maintain its n.clear arsenal beca.se of emer2in2 'orld threats

9) The U&S& neared the brin: of economic collapse beca.se of money spent d.rin2 the Cold War

:) The U&S& 'as able to decrease its n.clear arsenal in addition to c.ttin2 military spendin2

l) The U&S& neared the brin: of political collapse beca.se of presidential scandals tied to theCold War

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