Monday:
Continue Term presentation:
- Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty in 1996: The Ban of nuclear explosions almost everywhere by almost everyone
- The nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 1968: A treaty signed by the major nuclear power that had them agree to stop spread of nuclear technology. They could still use nuclear power for energy purposes. Issue with Iran.
Bruns notes:
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) - 1957:
- organisation goes into countries to inspect, if countries make/have nuclear weapons
INF Treaty 1987:
- designed to reduced nuclear missiles
- USSR and US
The START Treaties:
- largest complex with the Soviet Union
- Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty
- Removed 80% of all nuclear weapons
SORT 2003:
- between Russia and US
- Srockpile of both deployed and reserve nuclear weapons was to be cut in half by 2012
- Lasted from 2003-2011
New START:
- Signed by Obama and Medvedev (Russia)
- The number of strategic nuclear missile launchers will be reduced by half
- lats until 2012
United Nations:
- world wide peace keeping organisation
- can help attacked countries
- has a military force
- US joined
- set up after WW2
What to know for the quiz:
- Definition of Cold war with year
- Slides 1- 75
- Define capitalism, communism, ...
- Stalin
- causes of cold war
- What was the red Scare; the fear that United States become communism
- Goals
- key terms
- Original five countries
Tuesday:
Test over Cold war and key terms
Wednesday - Friday:
Working on our song project
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