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aliina [53]
3 years ago
12

To whoever answers this an puts down all the dates in a timeline ily pls put these in order from past to following ( example; 19

41-191) This is the cold war time line.
1.communism - june 4th 1989-Dec 26 1991
2. Turman feb 21 1947
3.Berlin June 24 1948 - May 17 1949
4. Vietnam war Nov 1 1955 - april 30th 1975
5. Mc 1940's - 1950's
6. Cuban missile Oct 16 1962 - Oct 28 1962
7. Korean war = June 25 1950
8. Bay of pigs April 17 1961 - April 19 1961
9. Kennedy's = Nov 22 1963
10. Nato April 4 1949
11. Collapse Aug 1991

❏ Fall of Communism in Eastern Europe
❏ Truman Doctrine
❏ Berlin Airlift
❏ The Vietnam War
❏ McCarthyism
❏ Cuban Missile Crisis
❏ The Korean War
❏ “Bay of Pigs” Invasion
❏ Kennedy’s assassination
❏ NATO formed
❏ Collapse of the Soviet Union
History
2 answers:
Nataliya [291]3 years ago
4 0
I’m Sorry I don’t know it but I’m reading it and taking notes so let me think me think about it
Zigmanuir [339]3 years ago
3 0

 McCarthyism -1940's - 1950's

Truman Doctrine -  feb 21 1947

Berlin Airlift - June 24 1948 - May 17 1949

NATO formed -Nato April 4 1949

The Korean War -June 25 1950

The Vietnam War- Nov 1 1955 - april 30th 1975

Bay of pigs April 17 1961 - April 19 1961

Cuban Missile Crisis - Oct 16 1962 - Oct 28 1962

Kennedy’s assassination - Kennedy's = Nov 22 1963

Fall of Communism in Eastern Europe - june 4th 1989-Dec 26 1991

Collapse of the Soviet Union - Collapse Aug 1991

 

 

 

Explanation: Here you Go, I hope it's right :) I tried my best I didn't exactly know all the answer :(

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