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Cold War Tension: Berlin Blockade to Warsaw Pact

Explore the events leading to increased tension in the Cold War era, from the Berlin Blockade to the formation of the Warsaw Pact. Learn about key alliances and conflicts between the US and the USSR, including the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan. Engage in interactive quizzes and activities to deepen your understanding of this critical period in history.

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Cold War Tension: Berlin Blockade to Warsaw Pact

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  1. Berlin Blockade

  2. Brinksmanship

  3. Sputnik I

  4. WS- Map Questions • Which alliances do the different countries belong to? • In which part of Germany was Berlin located? • What happened to Germany? • Why would Berlin be a center of conflict between the US and the USSR?

  5. Cold War • How did each of the events listed lead to increased tension?

  6. Cold War

  7. SSR

  8. Focus Lesson • Warsaw Pact (page 10-11)

  9. Yalta

  10. United Nations

  11. Truman Doctrine

  12. Marshall Plan

  13. Containment

  14. NATO

  15. Quiz!

  16. Focus Lesson • The Cold War (page 37-39)

  17. George Kennen Iron Curtain Containment Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan Berlin Blockade NATO Warsaw Pact Potsdam Declaration Cold War Terms

  18. Cold War Continues...

  19. The Cold War Autograph Game • Have your classmates answer and sign the items on your matrix. • You may only answer one item per sheet. • You may not answer any for yourself.

  20. Cold War Terms • Write a statement that expresses a relationship between two of the terms. • Each statement should contain three elements. The definitions of the terms and their relationship. (Highlights) • You will write three statements.

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