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    had their own union. The 200 taxi drivers were understandably outraged. The airport road was blocked for 24 hours and eventually closed down that night . The blockade was supported by airport workers who were part of the Bahamas Federation of Labour. But according to Sir Clifford‚ who directed the action as leader of the taxi union‚ "the blockade had

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    in World War II‚ Greece was occupied by the German Army. Allied forces created a naval blockade around Greece to prevent further German expansion; however‚ the blockade caused Greek civilians to suffer severe shortages of food and medicine. In response to this humanitarian crisis‚ a number of Famine Relief Committees were formed by people in Great Britain to ship emergency supplies through the Allied blockade. Most of these committees ceased operations after the war ended and the Greek crisis subsided;

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    America was a capitalist country. The citizens believed in respect for individual differences‚ private property‚ free elections‚ and religious and economic freedom. Meanwhile‚ the Soviet Union was a dictatorship. Under Joseph Stalin‚ the communist party made every military‚ political and economic decision. The soviet citizens could not do as they please. President Harry S. Truman wanted nothing but peace with the Soviet Union but the Soviet Union did not want peace‚ they wanted expansion. This was

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    the East German’s minds. The different mindsets of East and West Berliners created a competition where both sides planned the future of the city out as if it was still one whole entity. The difference in ideology helped justify the idea of the blockade. Once the barrier was built‚ it was easier for East Berlin to cleanse themselves of the old ideology and to begin living in their sector under their communist like government. Both sides of the wall turned their half of Berlin into a functioning

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    stationary of USSR nuclear weapons only 90 miles away from his country. “In a nationally broadcast speech on October 22‚ 1962‚ President Kennedy declared a naval blockade‚ also known as a quarantine against Cuba. The purpose of the quarantine was to stop the Soviet Union from sending more supplies and military equipment to the island.” The blockade of Cuba was a balance between caution and

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    conservative‚ died out as a result of the War of 1812. The Federalists emphasized Sectionalism. During the War of 1812‚ Federalists smuggled goods across the border into Canada‚ guided British ships towards American ships that were trying to get through the blockade‚ and some extreme Federalists wanted to secede from the Union. The Federalists were also pro British and the most Americans hated the British. These actions show that Federalists’ ideas were not the same as other American ideas. The Hartford Convention

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    the Union - had a successful blockade of the south 1863 - gettysburg‚ PA most crucial battle - south loses over 50000 casualties - the war ended with general Robert E. Lee surrendering (the confederacy) at appomaltox court house‚ virginia‚ april 9‚ 1865 Review Questions for next week’s midterm. There are a total of 50 multiple choice questions. All 50 will be posted by Friday morning. The test will be on material we covered in September (the colonies) through the next chapter in Kaplan after

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    Key:- - Conferences Revolts Doctrines/plans Crises’/blockades other Key:- - Conferences Revolts Doctrines/plans Crises’/blockades other History Edexcel Cold war – 1943 to 1991 Unit One – How did the cold war develop? Tehran Conference: 1943 The Big three attended (Stalin‚ Roosevelt and Churchill) Things they agreed on: *

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    Not only was the Berlin Airlift an effort to halt Soviet control‚ but it was also a means to control the spread of communism over Europe. Berlin was clearly the epicenter for the struggle between the influences of democracy in Europe against the rise of communism at the dawn of the Cold War (Office). The Berlin Airlift implemented the ideals of the US and its allies against communism. One such ideal was the Marshall Plan‚ which offered Allied aid to countries destroyed by WWII. The Marshall plan

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    most likely never come off. The Japanese had a lot of damage done by the the atomic bombs and they did not deserve it. William Leahy thought the exact same thing “The Japanese were already defeated and ready to surrender because of the effective sea blockade and the successful bombing with conventional weapons”

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