History SL
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Case study 1: Japanese Expansion In East Asia 1931-41 (The Global War)
Case Study 2: German & Italian Expansion 1933-40 (The Global War)
Part 1 - Rivalry, Mistrust & Accord (The Cold War)
Part 2 - Leaders & Nations (The Cold War)
Part 3 - Cold War Crises (The Cold War)
History SL
Part 1 - Rivalry, Mistrust & Accord (The Cold War)
Unveiling The Truth: How The 1968 Czech Invasion Led To Sino-Soviet Tensions
633 words
4 mins read
Last edited on 5th Nov 2024
Table of content
Hey future history nerds! Buckle up! We're going on a rollercoaster through Sino-Soviet relations, invasions, and betrayals. If you think the drama in high school is high stakes, you haven't seen anything yet!🚀
Section i - The Prague Spring and Brezhnev Doctrine 🌍
What is the Brezhnev Doctrine? 👓
- Brezhnev Doctrine: It's like the Soviet Union saying, "Hey, Eastern Europe, you're part of my squad, so you gotta follow my rules!"
- Prague Spring: Imagine you're tired of your parents' (Soviet Union's) rules and try to get a little freedom (Czechoslovakia). Oops! They're not cool with that! Soviet tanks came rolling in 1968 to shut it down.
Impact? 🎯
- Busted Reputation: Think of it as the Soviet Union getting a bad review on the "Communist Yelp". Other Communist countries started side-eyeing them, including China.
Real-world example
- Think about the U.S. and NATO. If a NATO country went rogue, the U.S. might interfere to get things back on track.
Section ii - Sino-Soviet Border Tensions 🐉
What Happened? 🚧
- China and the Soviet Union were like feuding neighbors who couldn't agree on where their property line was. By 1969, they were almost at war.
Why Does This Matter? 😡
- They were both nuclear powers. Imagine two students with fire extinguishers, but instead of water, it's, well... nuclear.
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History SL
Part 1 - Rivalry, Mistrust & Accord (The Cold War)
Unveiling The Truth: How The 1968 Czech Invasion Led To Sino-Soviet Tensions
633 words
4 mins read
Last edited on 5th Nov 2024
Table of content
Hey future history nerds! Buckle up! We're going on a rollercoaster through Sino-Soviet relations, invasions, and betrayals. If you think the drama in high school is high stakes, you haven't seen anything yet!🚀
Section i - The Prague Spring and Brezhnev Doctrine 🌍
What is the Brezhnev Doctrine? 👓
- Brezhnev Doctrine: It's like the Soviet Union saying, "Hey, Eastern Europe, you're part of my squad, so you gotta follow my rules!"
- Prague Spring: Imagine you're tired of your parents' (Soviet Union's) rules and try to get a little freedom (Czechoslovakia). Oops! They're not cool with that! Soviet tanks came rolling in 1968 to shut it down.
Impact? 🎯
- Busted Reputation: Think of it as the Soviet Union getting a bad review on the "Communist Yelp". Other Communist countries started side-eyeing them, including China.
Real-world example
- Think about the U.S. and NATO. If a NATO country went rogue, the U.S. might interfere to get things back on track.
Section ii - Sino-Soviet Border Tensions 🐉
What Happened? 🚧
- China and the Soviet Union were like feuding neighbors who couldn't agree on where their property line was. By 1969, they were almost at war.
Why Does This Matter? 😡
- They were both nuclear powers. Imagine two students with fire extinguishers, but instead of water, it's, well... nuclear.
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