'Communist countries' presentation slideshows

Economics for Leaders

Economics for Leaders. Magic of Markets . 5 Economic Reasoning Propositions. People Choose, and individual choices are the source of social outcomes. Choices impose costs; people receive benefits and incur costs when they make decisions People respond to incentives in predictable ways.

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The Cold War

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The Cold War

The Cold War. 0. Which statement of beliefs laid the groundwork for U.S. Foreign Policy from 1947 until 2001. Bush Doctrine Containment Eisenhower Doctrine Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan Both 2 & 5. 0. Which European city is most likely associated with the Cold War. London New York

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Introduction to Marxism and Communism:

Introduction to Marxism and Communism:. Adapted from a lecture by Don Pogreba by Ms. Barnes, 2013. Directions for lecture. Follow along with the PowerPoint outline note sheet and fill in the blanks.

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Cold War: Superpowers face off

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Cold War Relations

Cold War Relations. Miss Fisk. Political Relations F ollowing War. United States and Britain took control of West Berlin and West Germany Russia took control of East Berlin and East Germany The city of Berlin was located entirely in the Russian held East Germany

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Chapter 2 Notes

Chapter 2 Notes. Every economy must answer 3 important questions: What goods and services should be produced? How should goods and services be produced? Who consumes Goods and services?. Chapter 2 Notes. Chapter 2 Notes. 4 Types of Economies: Traditional Economy- small, villages

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The Cold War Begins

The Cold War Begins. What can happen when powerful friends become enemies? Pgs. 359-361. Superpowers. Superpower - A very powerful nation with great influence in world events. After WWII the United States and the Soviet Union became the two most powerful nations in the world.

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The Cold War

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Communism

Communism . By: Austin, Travis, and Ethan. Definition Of Communism. A political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs.

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How have made America like the USSR

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World War II

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The Origins of World War II pages 266-270

The Origins of World War II pages 266-270. It Matters Because In the years following World War I, aggressive and expansionist governments took power in Europe and Asia. Meanwhile, most Americans did not want to get involved in another foreign war. Do Now Responses.

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East and Southeast Asia

East and Southeast Asia. By: Baba Qazi Alex Lemaire. East/South East Asia. Terraced farming allows farmers to use previously unusable land by planting their crops sideways, on the side of hills and mountains.

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Political Environment . Chapter Outline. Multiplicity of Political Environments Types of Government: Political Systems Types of Government: Economic Systems Political Risks Privatization. Chapter Outline. Indicators of Political Instability

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The Cold War 1945-1991

The Cold War 1945-1991. State of tension and hostility between the United States and the Soviet Union because of differences in political and economic philosophies. Iron Curtain. Imaginary line drawn through Europe that divided Western democracies from Communist countries in the East.

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The Vietnam War

The Vietnam War. By: Claudia, Lily, and Susanne. Who? . North Vietnam (represented the Communists) South Vietnam (represented the Anti-Communists) The United States (represented the Anti-Communists) . What?. The Vietnam War was an ideological war.

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Satire Unit

Satire Unit. AP Language. What is satire?.

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