Cold War

Executed for espionage and selling atomic secrets to the Soviets.

Federal employees were screened for "loyalty" under what program?

What crisis did Eisenhower respond to by sending 5,000 Marines for support?

How many zones was Germany divided into after World War II?

Playing "chicken" with nuclear weapons

What did the Central Intelligence Agency use to overthrow communist gov'ts in the Cold War?

The "Red Scare" of communism swept across America in two waves during the:

1950s legislation enacted to investigate subversive activities and restrict traveling abroad.

Facing nuclear threats, children in schools were taught to:

What does this picture represent?

Greece and Turkey were given military, political and economic aid under the:

What line of latitude is the border between North and South Korea?

What plan sought to provide humanitarian aid to rebuild European countries after WWII?

What term did Winston Churchill use to describe the division of power in Europe?

What battle was a major turning point in favor of the United Nations in Korea?

Where did the "Big Three"--Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin--discuss post-war matters in 1945?

What is the term for a state of conflict that does NOT involve direct military action?

What was the first artificial satellite put into orbit?

The nuclear triad consists of ICBMs, Bombers, and:

Who was the pilot of the U-2 spy plane shot down over the Soviet Union?

What general was fired by President Truman for insubordination?

HUAC stands for:

Senator from Wisconsin who accused many government officials of being communist spies.

What does this map indicate?

What was NOT one of Eisenhower's four responses to various crises?

Military defense alliance formed between the U.S. and western European allies after WWII.

The nuclear strategy that would result in the annihilation of the attacker and defender?