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Intro to The Cold War 

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Explore the key agreements and disagreements from the July 1945 Potsdam Conference, including the demilitarization of Germany, the establishment of free elections, and the tensions between Truman and Stalin. This summary highlights the pivotal changes that shaped post-WWII Europe and the early Cold War dynamics.

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Key notes on the Revolt of the Northern Earls 

Explore the key events and significance of the 1569 Revolt of the Northern Earls, a pivotal rebellion aimed at restoring Catholicism in England. This summary covers the motivations behind the uprising, the roles of key figures like Mary, Queen of Scots, and the political dynamics of the time. Understand why the rebellion failed and its impact on Elizabethan policies towards Catholics. Ideal for students studying Tudor history and religious conflicts.

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1) Stalin and the Soviet Union
2) Communism in China
3) Start of the Cold War in Europe
4) Cold War at Its Height
5) The Cold War Around the World
6) End of the Cold War
7) Collapse of Communism
8) European Union
9) Modernization in China

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World History Semester 2 Unit 4: Communism and the Cold War

Explore the key factors and events that led to US involvement in the Vietnam War, including the Domino Theory, Gulf of Tonkin Incident, and major military strategies. This summary covers the tactics used by both US forces and the Vietcong, the Tet Offensive, and the political implications of the war. Ideal for students studying US history and military conflicts.

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