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Page 1: Foreign Policy Truman to G.W. Bush. Cold War Reasons for tension? –Second-front delay –Soviet desire to protect Western border –Insistence by Western

Foreign Policy

Truman to G.W. Bush

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Cold War

Reasons for tension?– Second-front delay– Soviet desire to protect Western border– Insistence by Western allies on free

elections– Soviet military position at Yalta– Atomic bomb

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Methods by which CW fought

Threats Arms race Espionage Economic and military aid Limited wars Peacetime alliances

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U.S. Policy to handle perceived Soviet threat? Containment: Truman

– Truman Doctrine– Marshall Plan– NATO– Significance of Election of 1948?

Crises– Berlin June 1948-May 1949

National Security Act 1947: Dep. Of Defense, CIA, NSC-68

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China

Containment less effective in far East Chiang K-ai-shek v. Mao Tse-Tung October 1949—Formosa/Taiwan Korea

– June 25, 1950: Syngman Rhee, Kim Il-Sung, UN Security Council, Macarthur, Pusan, Inchon, Yalu, 38th Parallel/DMZ

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Eisenhower

“Brinkmanship” End cold war or at least relax tensions abroad, but

not at home!– Hydrogen bomb 1952– Advisor Dulles and “Massive retaliation”

Crises– Korea– Covert Operations: Guatemalan Guzman overthrown by CIA

in 1954 (Operation PBSUCCESS), Overthrow of anti-Western Mossadeq and replacement of Iran Shah 1953 (Operation Ajax)

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Shah Palahvi and his wife, John Foster Dulles, and Jacobo Arbenz Guzman

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Eisenhower, cont’d

French Indochina: Dien Bien Phu falls, 1954, Geneva Conference 17th parallel, Ngo Dinh Diem, Viet Cong, Ho Chi Minh

Hungarian Revolution 1956 Middle East

– Suez Canal, Aswan Dam, role of USSR/Britain/France, Gamal Abdel Nasser, Eisenhower Doctrine

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Fall of Dien Bien Phu, 1954

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New Hope: Peaceful Coexistence

Soviet Leader: Khrushchev, attempts at arms control, Sputnik

Khrushchev’s visit U2 Incident

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Eisenhower Doctrine: U.S. will use force ANYWHERE in the Middle East against “aggression from any country controlled by international communism.”

(Really just reiterated CONTAINMENT POLICY.)

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Kennedy: Flexible Response

Tactics: ICBMs, conventional weapons, special forces: $6 Billion jump in spending

OAS, Alliance for Progress, Peace Corps Crises

– Berlin August 1961– Bay of Pigs April 1961– Missile Crisis October 1962: arms race escalation– Vietnam

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Berlin, August 1961

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Bay of Pigs Invasion, 1961

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Cuban Missile Crisis: October 1962

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Johnson

Upheld previous policies Crises

– Canal Zone rioting 1965– Dominican Republic 20,000 Marines sent– Vietnam– Six Day War

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Soldier with his gas mask

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Paddling down a canal in jungle

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Letters from home

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Trying to relax

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Carrying the wounded

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Nurses tended to patients

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Vietnamese Civilian life devastated by fighting

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Search and Destroy missions destroyed many homes in search

of V.C.

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The Tet Offensive: Turning Point

• January 31, 1968

• VC sneak in weapons through Ho Chi Minh Trail (Laos and Cambodia)

• Launched surprise attacks all over South Vietnam

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Viet Cong did not WIN…

• But proved they were nowhere NEAR surrender

• Johnson, demoralized, tired, and frustrated, announced in March 1968 he would not seek re-election.

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Richard Nixon and Vietnamization

• 1968-1974

• “Withdrawal with honor”

• But VC attacks got stronger

• Ordered secret bombings of Laos and Cambodia April 1970

• Kent State Killings May 4, 1970

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Failed Peace Talks

• Kissinger tries to get peace deal reached, but doesn’t succeed until 1973

• Watergate scandal in 1974 forces Nixon to decide to resign

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President Gerald Ford

• April 30, 1975, orders all US personnel to evacuate Saigon

• Pulled off roof-tops, left South Vietnamese behind to be “re-educated”

• Saigon Falls: renamed Ho Chi Minh City

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Fall of Saigon to Communists

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Legacy of Vietnam Today?

• Approximately 58,000 US deaths

• Lack of trust in US government and foreign policy

• Social changes at home

• Instability in Vietnam and Southeast Asia: millions of Vietnamese dead, wounded, and homeless

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Operation Babylift: April 1975

Plane crashThe first military evacuation flight, a C-5A Galaxy cargo plane loaded with over 300 crew, children and adult escorts, experienced an "explosive rapid decompression" about 40 miles (64 km) outside Saigon when the rear ramp and pressure door blew out through the rear of the aircraft (due to a lock failure) and was forced to return to Tan Son Nhut with no flight controls to the tail, and only limited roll control.The plane could not reach the airport; but instead crash-landed, at about 270 knots (500 km/h), two miles (3 km) away into a field of flooded rice paddies, killing 138 people, including 127 of the orphans. However, over half of the passengers survived the crash. Most of the infants and adults in the upper deck areas survived. Those in the lower decks, including most of the adult "chaperones", "non-essential" members of the Defence Attache's Office (mainly administrative staff), did not.News of the plane crash brought widespread attention and sympathy toward the operation and the evacuees in the U.S. and other nations.

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Nixon: Detente

Abandoning Cold War as an ideological struggle, view it as traditional great power rivalry which can be managed/controlled

Use trade/technology to induce cooperation

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Nixon Policy Implementation

China Card 1971 SALT I (ABMs, ICBMs freeze) Vietnam Truce 1973 Yom Kippur War Oct 1973

– US tried to take more neutral stance– Uneasy truce– OPEC action

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Yom Kippur War

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Ford

Fallout of Vietnam– War Powers Act: President must consult with

Congress before troops sent– Saigon’s fall April 30, 1975, U.S.S. Mayaguez

incident, Khmer Rouge (Cambodia) and Pol Pot– Helsinki Accords: pledging support for HUMAN

RIGHTS (U.S.S.R. signs, but later says in private, “it’s just a piece of paper…”)

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Carter: Troubled Policy

Maintain détente Human rights policy

– Boat people– Cuban refugees– Soviet dissidents

Latin America– Gradual Panamanian responsibility for operation of

Canal– Nicaragua: 1979 Somoza, Sandinistas: some

economic aid– El Salvador: military assistance

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Carter and Middle East

Camp David Accords 1978: Anwar Sadat, Menachim Begin, Gradual return of Sinai, No role for PLO

Iranian Revolution 1979: 1978 Reza Shah Pahlavi, Ayatollah Khomeini, Oct 1979 Shah to US, Nov. 4, 1979 Embassy seized, failed rescue, helped Reagan!

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Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan

USSR’s “Vietnam” Banned technology sales, resumed

draft registration, boycotted 1980 Olympics, Withdrawal of SALT II

Mujahadeen/Osama bin Laden? CIA

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Reagan: “Evil Empire”

Terrorism, Lebanon, Nicaragua, Grenada, 1982 Israel withdraws from Sinai but no Jewish settlements in West Bank

Latin America: cut aid to Sandinistas, asked Congress for money to help Contras but Congress refused: Covert CIA– Boland Amendment: no U.S. agency could spend

money in Latin America– El Salvador: death squads

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Reagan’s pressure

Defense Build-up: $300B – B1 Bomber, MX missile, New missiles in NATO

nations, SDI (“Star Wars”) Gorbechev 1985– Perestroika, glasnost, freedoms in E. Europe– Pressure on USSR: Star Wars, Berlin

Iran-Iraq War 1980-1988: U.S. works with Saddam Hussein

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Iran-Contra affair

6 American hostages in Lebanon held by Iranians

1985: Trade military supplies for hostages: sell weapons and divert money to Contras secretly

Oliver North takes fall

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George H.W. Bush

Tiananmen Square Lech Walesa Berlin Wall Boris Yeltsin and fall of U.S.S.R., 10

member CIS START Panama December 1989

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Operation Desert Storm

August 2, 1990 invasion of Kuwait Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, Colin

Powell Hussein punishes Shi’ites in south,

Kurds in North Why didn’t we get rid of Saddam in

1990?

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Foreign Policy of the Clinton Administration Attempts at Peace in the Middle East

– Oslo Accords, 1993, Rabin and Arafat– Camp David, 2000, Barak and Arafat

Bosnia and Kosovo Operations in Mogadishu, Somalia,

October 1993 Failure to act in Rwanda, 1994, Clinton’s

“biggest regret as President”

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Terrorism on the Rise

Failed NYC World Trade Center attacks, 1993

Bombing of the U.S. Embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, 1998

Bombing of the U.S.S. Cole in Aden, Yemen, October 2000

al-Qaeda, Osama bin Laden

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Terrorist threats today?

September 11, 2001 Muammar Qaddafi’s involvement in Pan

Am Flight 103, 1988 Taliban in Afghanistan Dealing with insurgency

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