UNIT XIV: The Cold War

Since the Soviets got the bomb in '49, we couldn't attack them. Our new policy was to ___ them.

Who is seen here meeting with his ally, Nikita Krushchev ( the leader of the Soviet Union)?

COLD WAR PHOTO ANALYSIS: How did we solve this crisis?

Who ruled China after the Chinese Civil War?

If we launch a nuke, they'll launch five. So, we'll launch 10. What is this called?

NAME THAT COLD WARRIOR:

Russia became Communist. Then China. Then Korea. Then Vietnam. What is this theory called?

After North Korea invaded, who pushed the North Koreans back in to China?

How did Stalin react to Marshall's money that Marshall was offering to Europe after WWII?

According to the VA SOL, where did the Cold War begin?

What term is given to the general RELAXING of tensions following some Cold War clashes?

Outside of Politics & Warfare, how else did the Cold War play out?

What conflict caused so much animosity at home in the US that it led to protests like this one?

At the end of the Korean Conflict, where was the Korean Peninsula divided?

If the division in this picture metaphorically divides Europe between East & West...What is it?

How did the Vietcong fight and win against the superior American Army?

If you were touring the White House in the 70s & picked this up; who would be on the other end?

NAME THAT COLD WARRIOR:

Who came up with the plan to loan money to help rebuild post WWII Europe?

COLD WAR PHOTO ANALYSIS: Where is this?

When was this momentous event?

NAME THAT COLD WARRIOR:

If nuclear missiles were to hit a certain desk in this room, how could you save yourselves?

What term refers to a new OPENNESS both in and outside of the Soviet Union?

What is this?

These nations all allied together after WWII. What is this group called?

Which of the following French colonies caused the most trouble in the context of the Cold War?