Chapter 25 GOAL: What key foreign and domestic issues affected the United States after World War II?
"Know which side your bread is buttered on"
to be aware of where your money comes from;
to be loyal to the person or thing that will benefit you the most.
to be loyal to the person or thing that will benefit you the most.
25.2: Measure how much the Cold War increased tensions around the world.
1. Define COLD WAR: a long period of conflict, after World War II, between the Soviet Union and the United States that never erupted into a war
2. Watch Butter Battle Book (Bakshi, 1989) as Cold War Commentary
a. What difference led to an arms race between the Zooks and the Yooks?
b. How did weapons change as the conflict between the Zooks and Yooks progressed?
c. Why do think Dr. Seuss ended the book like he did?
b. How did weapons change as the conflict between the Zooks and Yooks progressed?
c. Why do think Dr. Seuss ended the book like he did?
Dr. Seuss' Butter Battle Book - part 1 (10minutes)
Dr. Seuss' Butter Battle Book - part 2 (7min)
Dr. Seuss' Butter Battle Book - part 3 (7min)
3. Alternate Endings - As a class, create 3 possibilities about how the story might end. Which ending do you think bests represents the Cold War?
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