Cold War Origins The Truman Doctrine and Containment Theory DBQ [PDF]

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United States History Name:______________________ Cold War Origins The Truman Doctrine and Containment Theory DBQ DBQ: “The Truman Doctrine: $400 million well spent?” Background: The Truman Doctrine was a part of the larger containment policy implemented by President Truman to help nations resist Soviet aggression by using financial and military aid. Greece and Turkey were only a few nations that received US aid. Was this a necessary expense or were there greater need of these funds elsewhere? Objective: Students will research primary source documents in order to write a 5 paragraph essay either supporting or negating the above question using 6 of 9 of the sources provided. Students must note in their writing which document they are using to support their statements. (see below) It would be a good idea to follow the template below to organize your essay and to review the scoring guide for assessment purposes. Template: I.

Introduction (10 pts) 1. Grabber statement: grabs the reader right away 2. Background on topic: give 2-3 sentences 3. Provide Thesis: which is the answer to the question* 4. Road Map: Lay out your thesis

II.

Body Paragraphs: (30 points total) 1. Baby thesis: Topic sentences of each paragraph that link to your Larger thesis 2. Use 2-3 documents per paragraph to tell story and prove your argument. Cite which documents you used to prove your points (type of document, title, author, date) 3. Clinch each body paragraph by linking it to the main thesis

III.

Conclusion: (5 points) 1. Restate your thesis/argument 2. “So What” statement: connect your topic to something going on today.

Please Note* You will need to be analytical in your thesis, a restatement of the question will not be sufficient.

Scoring Guide

Introduction: 1. Grabber statement

Name:________________________

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2. Background Information

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3. Question Answered

_____/1

4. Analytical Thesis

_____/5

5. Road Map

_____/1

Body Paragraph 1

Body Paragraph 2

Body Paragraph 3

Baby Thesis

____/2

Baby Thesis

____/2

Baby Thesis

____/2

Documents

_____/6

Documents

____/6

Documents

____/6

“Clinch”

_____/2

“Clinch”

____/2

“Clinch”

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Conclusion:

Mechanics:

Restate Thesis_______/2

Organization______/2

Connect to Present_______/3

Spelling/Grammar_______/3

Total:____________/50 Notes:

Students will review and analyze the documents listed below with the instructor-- using the document analysis sheets provided. As a class, students will categorize the documents by considering the main points, points of view, dates, type of documents, and authors. Documents/Source List 1. “Recommendation for Assistance to Greece and Turkey” President Harry S. Truman speech to Congress March 12, 1947. (President Harry S. Truman Presidential Library, Independence, MO) 2. “Truman’s “Doctrine” Becomes Law at Last “ Turner Catledge, NY Times May 25, 1947. (President Harry S. Truman Presidential Library Independence, MO) 3. Letter from President Truman to Prime Minister Maximos of Greece March 15, 1947. (Harry Truman Presidential Library) 4. Letter from James Kakridas to Maurice Tobin, June 25, 1948. (Harry S. Truman Presidential Library) 5. Letter from George Xanthaky to President Truman, October 22, 1948. (Harry S. Truman Presidential Library) 6. Excerpts from “Manifest Destiny, 1947” from The Nation. Freda Kirchwey. March 22, 1947 (Harry S. Truman Presidential Library) 7. Cartoon of Truman Doctrine (Harry S. Truman Presidential Library) 8. Allocation of Funds related to the Truman Doctrine, (The Americans, 1994) 9. Map of Europe circa 1950 (The Americans, 1994)

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