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1
The Council for Mutual Economic Assistance, founded in 1949, was
Provide financial support to African nations
Plan to rebuild war torn France
Soviet response to the Marshall Plan
UN plan to provide money to all of the world
2
The Truman Doctrine was formulated, initially, as a response to the 1946 withdrawal of
Greek aid to Turkey
British aid to Greece.
troops from Berlin
support for France
3
In response to Nagy’s declaration of Hungarian independence, Khrushchev reacted by
attacking Budapest.
withdrawing Soviet troops.
annexing Yugoslavia.
creating the Warsaw Pact.
4
Saved Berlin from falling to Soviet Control
Battle of Superpowers
Candy Bomber
Berlin Airlift
Eisenhower Eggs
5
U.S. president ____ was forced to resign to avoid impeachment because of the Watergate scandal.
Nixon
Trump
Clinton
Ford
6
Coined the term "Iron Curtain"
Eisenhower
Churchill
Truman
Stalin
7
In 1989, East Germany tore down of one of the last symbols of the Cold War, the
Berlin Wal
Missile Silos of Munich
Berlin Airport
Checkpoint Charlie
8
The United States feared capitalist Soviet Union
True
False
9
Soviet Unions answer to NATO
WARSAW PACT
CENTO
COMECON
SEATO
10
Postwar birthrates rose in the late 1940s and 1950s, creating a
the rise in the number of working women
"baby boom"
shortage of diapers
student revolts
11
The Berlin Wall was built in order to
stop the flow of supplies from West Germany to West Berlin
prevent East Germans from defecting to West Germany.
prevent food from entering Poland.
prevent the smuggling of arms to Anti Soviet Forces
12
Soviet controlled states
Buffers
Speed bumps
Puppets
Satellites
13
Even after Stalin’s death in 1953, the Soviet Union made it clear that it would NOT
launch more satellites to spy on Western nations.
allow Eastern European countries to become independent .
try to control its satellite states
expand its empire
14
The Warsaw Pact sought to
reduction of nuclear weapons
Form alliances between the USSR and Eastern nations.
provide economic assistance to Polish Jews
prevent Soviet expansion into Poland
15
In political history, the term “détente” refers to
U.S. foreign policies relating to Southeast Asia
U.S. foreign policies relating to Soviet expansion
East German movement to have the Berlin Wall removed
improved relations between the U.S. and the USSR in the 70s.
16
What did the Truman Doctrine say the US would provide to countries threatened by Communism?
Trucks
Money
Tanks
Communications technology
17
The theory that stated that the USSR had a right to intervene if communism was threatened?
Brezhnev Doctrine
Gorbachev Initiative
Marshall Plan
Khrushchev Doctrine
18
Which of the following nations was a member of the Warsaw Pact?
Monaco
Yugoslavia
China
Poland
19
The Russian term "perestroika" means
restructuring
conquest
expansion
relief
20
The United States fought in this southeast Asian country to stop the spread of communism
Thailand
Cambodia
Laos
Vietnam
21
Truman waged this type of war in Korea
Total war
Conventional War
Limited War
Bloody War
22
Which U.S. president signed into law the Civil Rights Act?
Ford
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Johnson
23
The city of Berlin, located deep inside the Soviet zone of a postwar divided Germany, was
made into a separate new country
occupied exclusively by the USSR
divided into four zones
occupied exclusively by the Allies
24
The United States and Great Britain believe that the liberated nations of Eastern Europe should
restore their prewar monarchies.
become mandates of the Allies.
join the Soviet Union
hold free elections to determine their futures
25
Increases in workers’ wages, increased credit, and built-up demand led to the creation of
A socialist state
Malls
a "good buy America"
a Consumer Society
26
The first conflict between the USA and USSR
Berlin Wall
Korean War
Berlin Blockade
War in Greece
27
the Soviet Union’s Council for Mutual Economic Assistance failed because
Soviets couldn't afford to give large amounts of foreign aid
The US cut off Soviet bank credit
Eastern nation's wouldn't accept money
money was diverted to Japan
28
What country became a communist nation in 1949
West Germany
China
East Germany
South Korea
29
In 1970, 4 students at ____ were killed by the Ohio National Guard during antiwar protests.
Rice University
Ohio State University
Berkeley
Kent State University
30
Which Communist nation remained independent of Soviet control?
Hungary
Greece
Poland
Yugoslavia
31
The U.S. senator responsible for the anti-Communist movement known as the “Red Scare” was
Joseph McCarthy.
Lester Pearson.
Earl Warren.
Barry Goldwater.
32
Student protests of the late 1960s were reactions against all of the following EXCEPT
alienation of the individual from society.
communism
university policies and administrations.
the Vietnam War.
33
The division of West Europe and USSR controlled East Europe was the beginning of the Cold War
True
False
34
Policy to keep communism where it was
Determent
Containment
Harassment
Blockade
35
This theory gave the U.S. a reason to get involved in conflicts in Asia
Capitalist Theory
Containment Theory
Communist Theory
Domino Theory
36
To stop the spread of communism, the United States adopted a policy toward the Soviet Union of
foreign aid
appeasement
containment
guaranteed protection
37
The Marshall Plan was designed to
Make western nations stronger than eastern nations
restore the economic stability of European nations
prevent Soviet involvement in Angola
Develop a military strategy to protect Canada
38
Ordered the building of the Berlin Wall in 1961
Stalin
Gorbachev
Khrushchev
Truman
39
What did America fear when the Russians launched Sputnik I in 1957?
USSR could use satellites to bomb the US
USSR would be the first to Mars
USSR would be the first on the moon
USSR was ahead of USA in missile technology
40
Fired for publicly criticizing Truman during the Korean Conflict (WAR)
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Patton
Stalin