Balance of Power After World War II
Two alliance blocs, a membership list that kept shifting, and a continent divided down the middle. This classroom map from Kappa Map Group lays the whole Cold War standoff out at once, so students can see who lined up where and when.
- NATO member nations as of 1949, with the nations that joined by 1955 shown separately
- Warsaw Pact members as of 1955
- Non-member nations distinguished from both blocs
- Inset map showing the extent of Communist control in Eastern Europe
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements for public, private, parochial, and home schools
Part of the Kappa Classroom Series, a run of U.S. history titles covering everything from 19th century battles to 20th century world events. Available on a spring roller with backboard, plus paper, laminated, foam core, and framed finishes. Map Shop can also mount several history titles on a single roller system, which keeps one wall doing the work of a whole unit for teachers and home school parents.

