The Cold War
A period of geopolitical tension between the Soviet Union and the United States and their respective allies after World War II.
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CCEA History Cold War 1945-56
History Grade- A, Mindmaps show every event of the Cold War from 1945-1956. They provide the causes and the consequences of all events
Cold War and Superpower Relations 1941-1991 dates
History, Edexcel, Cold War and Superpower Relations 1941-1991 dates
AQA History GCSE Conflict and Tension between East and West (1945-1972)
COLD WAR EXAM PRACTICE AND EXAM PRACTICE
History IGCSE Edexcel Cold war mindmaps
all the topics from the cold war igcse edexcel topic with the main facts you need to know
Cold War Revision Notes - 1945-72
Goes over the main events, themes, timelines and wars in the Cold War (dates are included where possible) I used my school work and BBC Bitesize as references :)
Cold War aqa gcse history
Cold War revision notes
GCSE cold war revision booklet
history cold war with key info and dates.
The Cold War Timeline, 1945-61
A detailed timeline of the first few years of the cold war
Cold War full revision guide gcse
credits to >> @elizabethtetteh_idzp on Knowunity for some of the notes (mainly the dates). it helped a lot.
Cold war - annotated knowledge organiser
List of events, president and premier timeline, annotated events of roughly where each president or premier came in
Superpower relations and the Cold War (conferences)
Summary of the three conferences held at three start of the cold War
Impact of Soviet Expansion
Why the Soviets wanted to expand, Long telegram and Novikov telegram
cold war ( berlin crisis - hungarian uprising )
this covers everything between the berlin crisis to the hungarian uprising, im a grade 8 student, i hope this helps!
COLD WAR UNIT 1 MINDMAP
The Alliance Long/Novikov telegram satellite states Truman Doctrine/Marshall Aid Warsaw Pact + Comecon/cominform NATO Germany Arms Race Soviet control/invasion of Hungary Berlin divided/wall Summit meetings Cuban Missile Crisis *Bay of Pigs not included
Cold War Conferences GCSE (Potsdam, Yalta and Tehran)
Short summaries of the decisions made by the 'Big Three' leaders during and post-WW2. Revision suitable for GCSE students.
Intro: ‘Who was to blame for the Cold War?’ GCSE
Includes definition, Yalta and Potsdam Conference and timeline


















