According to Long Telegram capitalism can't distribute `a` equally, so `b` will happen
a: wealth
b: workers revolution

According to Long Telegram what does USSR use capitalism as
menace abroad

Why did USSR need capitalism as menace according to long telegram
justify dictatorship

What view is long telegram
orthodox

What is tragedy of american diplomacy abbreviated as for this set
TAD

Person that wanted foreign markets for US as secretary of state
Dean Acheson

What policy did roosevelt not change accord to TAD that caused russia to be forced to be opps
open door policy

What did US use to subjugate USSR according to TAD
military power

Evidence for military power
atomic diplomacy

What did US diplomats reject from USSR according to TAD
pre-wwii borders
loan

3 groups in USSR: `want to ally with US`, `want to rebuild solo` (Stalin), `want to make global proletariat revolution & rebuild`
want to ally with US: softies
want to rebuild solo: conservatives
want to make global proletariat revolution & rebuild: doctrine revolutionaries

Person that made US reject USSR cuz he had bad business ventures there and was advisor
harriman

In post-revisionist who is responsible
everyone

What did stalin do in addition to orthodox stuff (see origins of cold war)
expand into iran

What do post revisionist think about ideology
authoritatian vs democrat matters

What happened at Yalta conference causing Cold war according to post rev
spheres of influence

What post-wwii condition caused cold war according to post rev
different goals

Key points to orthodox view: `a` is at fault, `b` is defensive, `c` are incompatible
a: soviet expansionism
b: us policy
c: communism and capitalism

Revisionist key points: US did `a` (e.g. atomic diplomacy), `b` (diplomacy), `c` (vargas book)
a: used military power
b: rejected terms
c: USSR was willing to cooperate

Book that shows USSR leadership that capitalist collapse is not inevitable, making them willing to collarborate with US (revisionist)
Eugene Vargas book

Revisionist view: UK raised tensions through `UK speech` speech and `war`, USSR raised tensions through `USSR speech` (implying capitalism bad) and `expansion into USSR place`,  US raised tensions through `military thing`, `policy`
UK speech: iron curtain
war: greek civil war
USSR speech: election speech
expansion into USSR place: iran
military thing: atomic diplomacy
policy: containment