What was goal of the Containment policy?

Tto prevent the spread of communism

What does NATO stand for?

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

According to the graph, which of the following about the Marshall Plan is true?

No communist influenced countries received aid

What does this cartoon suggest about the Containment policy?

Communism is very difficult to contain

What is the main point of this text?

Russia has a major influence over the eastern half of Europe

What was the Marshall Plan?

A US post World War II economic recovery program

What does this cartoon suggest about the Marshall Plan?

Stalin rejected Marshall Plan aid

Which of the following is NOT an example of an impact of the nuclear arms race?

The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan

Which of the following is the best example of a US Cold War belief?

The US & its allies must stop the spread of Communism

What was the Cold War?

Political unrest between the Western powers and Soviet Bloc

What does this graph suggest about the nuclear arms race?

The U.S. & the Soviet Union were by far the biggest players.

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1
Which of the following is the best example of an application of the Containment policy?
The Korean War
Americans building bomb shelters
China becoming Communist in 1949
Bombing Japan at the end of World War II
2
What was goal of the Containment policy?
To encourage nationalism throughout
To prevent the spread of Japanese weeb culture
To stop Westerners from escaping to the East side of Berlin
Tto prevent the spread of communism
3
What does NATO stand for?
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
National Association of Trump Opposers
North American Trade Organization
Not All That Ordinary
4
According to the graph, which of the following about the Marshall Plan is true?
Only European countries received aid
All aid recipient countries were allies during World War II
Only formerly Nazi occupied countries received aid
No communist influenced countries received aid
5
What does this cartoon suggest about the Containment policy?
Don't worry....Uncle Sam has it all under control
Indochina is under more Communist influence than Korea
The American involvement in Korea was successful
Communism is very difficult to contain
6
What is the main point of this text?
There are a lot of cities in Europe.
Russia is getting weaker in the wake of World War II
The Russians will build a wall across central Europe
Russia has a major influence over the eastern half of Europe
7
Which of the following is the most accurate description of NATO's purpose?
to serve as a counter to the Soviet Union's Warsaw Pact
to research and develop new nuclear technologies
to act as a military alliance
to act as volunteer organizations to solve global problems
8
What might be this cartoon's bias?
Pro-United States
Pro-NATO
Critical of NATO
It has no bias
9
What was the Marshall Plan?
A post WW II trade agreement between the US and the USSR
A US military offensive strategy against the USSR
A US military defensive strategy against the USSR
A US post World War II economic recovery program
10
What does this cartoon suggest about the Marshall Plan?
Stalin wanted Marshall Plan aid
Stalin rejected Marshall Plan aid
Stalin stinks at basketball
The Marshall Plan aid money will not be enough
11
Which of the following is NOT an example of an impact of the nuclear arms race?
The development of space exploration programs
The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan
Increased budgets on math and science education
The development of newer and deadlier weapons
12
Which of the following is the best example of a US Cold War belief?
Communism is weaker than capitalism and will die on its own
The US & its allies must stop the spread of Communism
All countries must rid themselves of nuclear weapons
Countries should be left alone to decide economic policy
13
What was one of the earliest manifestations of increasing Cold War tension?
The nuclear arms race
The U2 spy plane incident
The construction of the Berlin Wall
The death of Joseph Stalin
14
What was the Cold War?
A war between the Allies and the Axis powers
Political unrest between the Western powers and Soviet Bloc
Hostility between America and the British
A war fought over ice cream
15
What does this graph suggest about the nuclear arms race?
The U.S. was always the leader in the arms race.
Each country slowly decreased its nuclear stockpiles.
The 1960s was a pretty groovy time, man.
The U.S. & the Soviet Union were by far the biggest players.

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