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These were the leaders during the Cuban Missile Crisis

In the Prague Spring, Dubcek's democratic reforms were

Cold War Social 30-1

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1
In the Prague Spring, Dubcek's democratic reforms were
successful
crushed by the USSR
all of the above
encouraged by Stalin
2
These were the leaders during the Cuban Missile Crisis
Nixon and Khruschev
Stalin and Truman
Truman and Kennedy
Khruschev and Kennedy
3
The Cuban Missile crisis led to
all of the above
a period of peace between the two sides
a hotline between the White House and the Kremlin
the realization of how close they were to mutually assured destruction
4
This communist country broke away from Soviet control
Czechoslovakia
Latvia
Hungary
Yugoslavia
5
The term "Third World" is an outdated Cold War term because it refers to
poor countries
Western countries
Warsaw Pact countries
non-aligned countries
6
Which is stronger
all are equally powerful
atom bomb
nuclear bomb
hydrogen bomb
7
John F. Kennedy ordered the blockade of Cuba because
The Soviets were putting nuclear weapons there
the Soviets were trying to make it communist
all of the above.
the Soviets were sending food and medicine there
8
Both sides try to show off their military strength as much as possible without starting an all-out war... this is
deterrence
containment
expansionism
brinkmanship
9
This was the Soviet leader after Stalin
Brezhnev
Yeltsin
Gorbachev
Khruschev
10
The Berlin Wall stopped
The Soviet's takeover of West Berlin
all of the above
East Germans from leaving for West Germany
West Germans from leaving for East Germany
11
The theory of Mutually Assured Destruction is that it will lead to peace because of
containment
brinkmanship
deterrence
expansionism