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38th Parallel
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After the goal of pushing the North Koreans
back, this became a new American goal for the war:
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After the war this capital city and this country
were divided among four nations.
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Although
Mao Zedong won the hearts of the Chinese peasants during the long Chinese
Civil War, he failed to win American support because he was?
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Are the UN, NATO, and the Warsaw pact still
around today?
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Chinese Communist leader
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Cut off Eastern Europe from the West
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Defensive Eastern Europe military alliance
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Defensive Western Europe military alliance
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During the Korean War the side supporting
the South Koreans appeared to be winning until
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Film companies created these that barred people
form working in Hollywood.
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First site of Middle east war (Britain/France
joined in)
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Gave economic aid to Europe
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Harry S. Truman
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Immediately after WWII, many of the countries
of Eastern Europe were occupied by
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Khrushchev
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NATO stands for
-
On June 26, 1945, in San Francisco, California,
50 nations signed the charter creating the
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One of Harry S. Truman’s first decisions as
president was to go ahead with the meeting to form this international organization.
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One of the recipients of Marshall Plan aid
was NOT
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Opposed NATO
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President Harry S. Truman fired this popular
general.
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Proposed containment
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Result of Berlin blockade
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Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin met in Yalta,
in 1945. At that meeting they agreed that:
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Security Council
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Soviet port used for WW2 conferences
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Soviet troops crushed rebellion here
-
The “blacklisting” that cost many film industry
workers their jobs in the late 1940’s and early 1950’s came about because
of
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The 1950’s hunt for Communists in the United
States was dominated by
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The agency to investigate communist influence
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The capital of North Korea is
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The capital of South Korea is
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The Cold War was a face-off between these
two ideologies:
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The crisis in Berlin confirmed that these
two countries were in a cold war.
-
The economic system in the Soviet Union was
called
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The Eisenhower Doctrine was a warning to the
Soviet Union against military intervention in
-
The first real test of the UN came in
-
The first satellite
-
The first satellite was launched into space
when?
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The main goal of the Truman Doctrine was to
-
The main purpose of the Marshall plan was
to
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The permanent members of the Security Council
include
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The primary goal of the Marshall Plan was
to:
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The Soviet blockade of West Berlin was a direct
response to
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The
United States and the Soviet Union never declared war on each other. What
way did the two countries compete?
-
The USSR developed a nuclear device thanks
to
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There were ‘issues’ during the cold war in
each of these regions except:
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This contributed nearly $13 billion to the
rebuilding of the countries of Western Europe.
-
This country fought on the side of the North
Koreans.
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This man’s name came to mean the use of unproved
accusations against political opponents.
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This was a program of economic aid for Europe.
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Took aggressive public stand against communism
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U2 pilot shot down
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UN body for all countries
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UN commander in Korea
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US would defend Middle East against communism
-
What did USSR stand for?
-
What is the basis of the Truman Doctrine?
-
What is the difference between fission and
fusion?
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What method was taught to survive a nuclear
war?
-
What was the general series of events in Korea?
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What was the name of the spies in #6?
-
What was the USSR’s response to the formation
of NATO?
-
When the Soviet Union first exploded an atomic
bomb, the United States responded by
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When the U.S. reached the ____ River, the
____ got involved in the Korean War.
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Which is the most powerful type of nuclear
device
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Which of the actions below would be considered
as “McCarthyism”?
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Which of the following was an adverse affect
the Cold War had on the United States?
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Which one was not a result of the launch of
Sputnik?
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Which side won the Chinese civil war and where
did the losers go?
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Which was NOT a combatant in the Korean War?
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Who was the leader of the side that lost the
Chinese civil war?
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Why was an airlift needed for Berlin?
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Willingness to go to the edge of war
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Winston Churchill described the spread of
Soviet influence across Europe as
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