PPHS U.S. History Ch. 15 Review

Soviet resort on Black Sea where FDR met Stalin & Churchill to plan for post war

This country drove Korean troops back across the 38th parallel upon joining the fight

informal relationship believed to exist between military and defense industry

International organization created in 1949 for purpose of collective security

nations politically and economically dominated by a more powerful country

called the Internal Security Act regulating organizations & limiting U.S. Communists rights

to set free

tactics for damaging reputations with vague, unfounded charges on a witch hunt for disloyalty

important diplomat w/FDR who was at Yalta Conference, later named as a communist spy

This was the Soviet response to merging allied forces...

a systematic attempt to overthrow a government by using persons working secretly from within

A LOT of territory was won at the end of the Korean War

Helping ALL of Western Europe's economies improve was the purpose of the Marshall Plan

Truman created a government screening process to test the loyalty of gov. employees

Marshall Plan was a plan to give American aid to Japan after WWII

The result of the Long Telegram was...

the articles or physical resources prepared or furnished for a specific task

to operate or arrange manually to achieve a desired effect

to bring others to believe in, or consent to,  a course of action

5,540 message explaining George Kennan's views of the Soviets

Senator Joe McCarthy held this in his hand during a speech and created a panic

The Truman Doctrine is a U.S. pledge to fight communism anywhere in the world

something said or done as a reaction

Egyptians took control of Suez Canal to pay for a dam on the Nile River.

relating to the beginning

Nationwide panic that communists would take over the U.S. Government

policy or process of preventing the expansion of a hostile power

Who wanted the German's to pay reparations again just like in WWI?

to express formal disapproval of an action

Oct. 1957, the first artificial satellite sent into space, launched by the Soviets

not openly shown or engaged in

a nation whose economy is mostly agricultural

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, U.S. defense treaty with 5 nations (1954)

American diplomat in Moscow, who attempted to explain Soviet behavior to Americans

war fought with only a few resources to achieve a specific goal

City near Berlin where Truman met Stalin in 1945 to work a deal on Germany

political and military barrier that isolated Soviet Controlled Europe from the West

policy of threatening massive response to attempted Communist takeovers of other nations

to express indirectly

Support for Joe McCarthy grew as America watched him bully army officials during investigation

U.S. Intelligence Agency that gathers and coordinates intelligence & counterintelligence

radioactive particles dispersed by a nuclear explosion

lying under oath

the state of not being confident or sure

Ethel and Julius Rosenburg were charged and executed for passing atomic secrets to ...

a struggle over political differences carried on with methods...short of actual war

What did Stalin agree to do in order to get the U.S. to recognize the new Polish Gov.t?