KQ1: FQ1
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- FQ1: Why did the USA-USSR alliance break down in 1945?
- How did the USA-USSR change international relations?
- Allies- Britian, France, USA & USSR (j.1941)
- Axis- Japan, Germany & Italy
- Consequences of the war
- Infrastructure destroyed across Europe
- Trade partners ruined
- USA worried of the communist take-over
- USSR suffered the most, 20 million deaths.
- Stalin and USSR felt vulnerable
- Stalin argued Russia needed a 'buffer zone'- justified Poland
- Stalin wants harsh reperations to pay for the harm caused.
- USA and USSR came out the strongest
- Potentially dangerous- opposing ideologies- history.
- Question over how to create a long-lasting peace.
- Different aims
- Different ideological perspectives
- Infrastructure destroyed across Europe
- Different Ideologies
- Communism- USSR
- Economic & political system
- All wealth should be shared equally
- No private wealth or property
- Wealth is all owned by the government.
- Everyone is employed by the government.
- No profits- all money is used for well-being of society.
- No private buisnesses, no induvidual person owning a house.
- One party elections
- Capitalism- USA
- Economic System
- Wealth is shared by induviduals.
- Freedom to invest in land, industry, buisness and property.
- Employed by factory owners who aim to make profit.
- Democracy-USA
- Various political parties in free elections.
- Communism- USSR
- How did the USA-USSR change international relations?
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