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Truman Doctrine = aggressive. This threatened the Soviets so they reacted back in the same way.
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
US orthodox view historians
US revisionist view historians
The new Cold War hsitorians
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The Soviet threat had been exaggerated by propaganda. The Soviets were not that aggressive =
US revisionist view historians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
The new Cold War hsitorians
US orthodox view historians
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Half the blame is on the US misunderstanding, overestimating and overreacting to Soviets =
The new Cold War hsitorians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
US orthodox view historians
US revisionist view historians
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Which basic description matches US revisionist view...
The Soviet Union was to blame
We still can't be sure
They just couldn't understand each other
The USA was to blame
5
Rejects views that the Cold War was caused by ONLY by US aggression and expansionism.
US orthodox view historians
US revisionist view historians
The new Cold War hsitorians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
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Berlin Wall fell in 1989 = End of Cold War. Soon after western historians read Soviet archives.
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
US orthodox view historians
US revisionist view historians
The new Cold War historians
7
Which general Cold War blame theory reached prominence from: mid-1960s mid-1970s
They just couldn't understand each other
We still can't be sure
The USA was to blame
The Soviet Union was to blame
8
The end of the Cold War (+ Reagan splitting opinion) was an important influence on ...
US revisionist view historians
US orthodox view historians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
The new Cold War hsitorians
9
More understanding and less fear means the Cold War could have been avoided =
The new Cold War hsitorians
Post-revisionist view historians
US orthodox view historians
US revisionist view historians
10
Stalin needed a threatening enemy (the USA) to make Soviets accept his tough dictatorship =
US revisionist view historians
The new Cold War hsitorians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
US orthodox view historians
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USSR was trying to spread communism across the world through COMINFORM and aggression =
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
US revisionist view historians
US orthodox view historians
The new Cold War hsitorians
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USA helped (via Marshal Plan) states that agreed to democracy & capitalism. Almost like a bribe
US orthodox view historians
US revisionist view historians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
The new Cold War hsitorians
13
Half the blame is on beliefs and actions of the USSR, especially Stalin.
US orthodox view historians
US revisionist view historians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
The new Cold War hsitorians
14
Which basic description matches US orthodox view...
The USA was to blame
We still can't be sure
The Soviet Union was to blame
They just couldn't understand each other
15
The Cuban Revolution and The Vietnam War were important influences on the work of...
The new Cold War hsitorians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
US revisionist view historians
US orthodox view historians
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The thawing of the Cold War (period of DETENTE) was an important influence on the work of...
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
US orthodox view historians
US revisionist view historians
The new Cold War hsitorians
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orthodox view is a justification for US policy in the years after the Second World War. =
US orthodox view historians
US revisionist view historians
The new Cold War hsitorians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
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The 'Red Scare' in the USA was an important influence on the work of...
US revisionist view historians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
The new Cold War hsitorians
US orthodox view historians
19
Which general Cold War blame theory reached prominence from: late 1940s-early 1960s
We still can't be sure
They just couldn't understand each other
The USA was to blame
The Soviet Union was to blame
20
The Soviets caused the Cold War by their actions in eastern Europe after the Second World War =
US orthodox view historians
The new Cold War hsitorians
US revisionist view historians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
21
Which general Cold War blame theory reached prominence from: 1989 onwards
We still can't be sure
They just couldn't understand each other
The Soviet Union was to blame
The USA was to blame
22
Which basic description matches Post-revisionist view...
They just couldn't understand each other
We still can't be sure
The Soviet Union was to blame
The USA was to blame
23
Which general Cold War blame theory reached prominence from: 1948-60s
The USA was to blame
They just couldn't understand each other
The Soviet Union was to blame
We still can't be sure
24
Which basic description matches The new Cold War historians...
They just couldn't understand each other
The Soviet Union was to blame
The USA was to blame
We still can't be sure
25
USA provoked the Cold War by trying to achieve economic and political dominance in Europe
The new Cold War hsitorians
US orthodox view historians
Post-revisionist view hsitorians
US revisionist view historians