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The text traces Russian experience through repeated invasions, shifts in governance, and the development of a closed, expansionist society. It then examines Marxist-Leninist ideology, arguing conflict with capitalist states is unresolved as conditions constantly change. 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Contrasting World Views  \nA. Soviet World View  \n1. Russian History  \na. Russia has repeatedly been invaded  \n(1) Louis Halle, in his classic The Cold War as History, regarded Russian history as primary and communism as incidental. (12)  \n(2) Russia has no clear cut geographical boundaries, and has historically been open to repeated invasion.  \n(a) The Huns in the 4th century  \n(b) Bulgars, Avars, Khazars, Magyars, Pechenegs,  \n(c) The Mongols (or Tartars) of Subodai (Genghis Khan’s greatest general) and the creation of the Khanate of the Golden Horde left the deepest scars.  \ni) The Mongols mercilessly slaughtered or enslaved entire cities.  \nii) The Tartars yoke was not thrown off until 1480 but in 1571, the Crimean Tartars burned Moscow.  \n(d) Lithuanians, Poles (captured Moscow in 1606) , and Germans  \ninvaded from the West  \ni) Eisenstein’s great film, Alexander Nevsky, celebrates a historical victory over the Teutonic Knights. Its pertinence to the threat posed by Adolf Hitler is not coincidence.  \n(e) Later invaders included the Swedes (burned Moscow in 1611) , Napoleon (burned Moscow in 1812) , and the Germans in 1914- 1917 and Hitler from 1941-45.  \nb. Russia survived only by a brutal militaristic rule that subordinated everything to survival itself.  \nc. Ivan the Terrible enserfed the peasants to provide the labor necessary, and broke the power of the nobles for the same reason.  \nd. Michael Romanov began a dynasty that fought Swedes, Poles, and Turks  \ne. Peter the Great defeated the Swedes and began to force a turn toward the increasingly technological West.  \nf. Russia become and remained a closed society, xenophobic, and aggressively expansionist in self-defense (Halle 12-19) (do unto others before they do it unto you)  \n2. Marxist-Leninist Ideology  \na. Marxist dialectic materialism emphasizes  \n(1) conflict  \n(2) change  \nb. Conflict with the capitalist states cannot be resolved  \n(1) whether overt or covert, cold or hot, a state of war exists between the capitalist and socialist world.  \n(2) No agreement can ever finally resolve tensions since situations and conditions always change.  \nIB HL World History Mr. Blackmon  \nCold War Outline Page 2  \nc. Soviet view of post-war capitalism: “Soviet thinking proceeded on the assumption that the war had either mortally wounded capitalism or that it had given it only a temporary access of strength, and that the renewal of the struggle for markets would lead inevitably to its self-destruction.”(McCauley Origins 34)  \n3. War time losses  \na. Appalling is the mildest description  \n(1) Post-glasnost estimates give the figure of 48,000,000 Soviet citizens (military and civilian) dead from World War II--about 25% of the total population  \n(a) This is more than twice the number released to the West  \n(b) Ironically, the US might have feared the Soviets a lot less had we known the extent of the damage  \n(c) Stalin, of course, would have regarded an admission of the severity of his losses as an invitation to attack.  \n(2) 70,000 villages, 65,000 km of railway, half of all urban dwellings destroyed (McCauley Origins 32)  \nB. U. S. World View  \n1. The US experience has been conditioned by a struggle with nature, not with Man.  \na. The Atlantic and Pacific Ocean make us virtually invulnerable to invasion, and provided a security denied European nations  \nb. For the US, peace was normal, war abnormal.  \n(1) The free market provided the greatest good to the greatest number of people  \n(2) Democratic government compromised differences and avoid armed conflict  \n(3) The U.S. had a divine mission to model and / or spread democracy to the world, thus spreading the blessings of democracy and capitalism  \nc. George Washington had expressed our orientation in his Farewell Address: “The great rule of conduct for us, in regard to foreign Nations, is, in extending our commercial relations, to have with them as","cbCaioYJ3gu3At4F","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioYJ3gu3At4F","pdf",292906,47,"English","# Contrasting World Views\n## Soviet World View\n### Russian History\n### Marxist-Leninist Ideology\n### War time losses\n## U. S. World View\n### U.S. experience and attitudes toward war\n### Key doctrines and isolationism\n### Justifications for war\n# War Time Background\n## Stalin’s Foreign Policy in the 1930s","[{\"question\":\"How does the outline contrast Soviet and U.S. world views?\",\"answer\":\"It presents the Soviet view as grounded in Marxist-Leninist conflict and survival-driven governance, while the U.S. view emphasizes security through geography, peace as normal, and war as an exception justified by severe provocations or noble goals.\"},{\"question\":\"What arguments does the outline give about Marxist-Leninist ideology and capitalist states?\",\"answer\":\"It states that Marxist dialectic materialism centers on conflict and change, and that tensions with capitalist states cannot be permanently resolved because conditions always shift.\"},{\"question\":\"What wartime losses does the outline highlight for the Soviet Union?\",\"answer\":\"It cites estimates of about 48,000,000 Soviet citizens dead from World War II and notes extensive destruction, including large losses of villages, railway capacity, and urban dwellings.\"}]","Cold War Outline - IB HL World History Mr. Blackmon | PDF",1790051140,118]