Cold War Review

Who created these policies for Russia?

After having failed the first time to separate Germany, Stalin decides to build what?

He ordered the production of more nuclear weapons, this helped create what idea?

What famous rebel fighter would the U.S. fight later on in the 2000's?

This theory argued that if one country became communist, others around it would as well.

What does NATO stand for?

Who was this man?

Which Korea did the U.S. support?

What offensive made the U.S. look like it had no control over the situation?

How long did the cold war last?

What laws were in place in the South after Slavery ended?

What incident did we use as an excuse to join the war?

What did the people of Montgomery boycott?

What woman helped jump start the civil rights movement in Montgomery Alabama while on a bus?

He was the youngest to be elected and the only president to be of this religion.

When did the Afghan War start?

The new Russian leader during this time was who?

The courts argued that segregation was okay as long as....

The biggest difference between the U.S. and Soviet Union that caused them to clash was what?

Who did the U.S. support?

Who becomes president after his assassination?

What year did the Berlin Wall fall?

The rebels who were fighting the Afghan government were called what?

To stop working with or buying from someone as a form of punishment is called what?

After Truman, who becomes president? He had been a General during WWII.

Who was the leader of the U.S. forces in Korea?

This leader of the boycott would go on to be the leader of the Civil Rights Movement.

Who supported the Afghan government?

One of the biggest movements in the U.S. during this time dealt with Blacks and Whites called..

The Korean War started in what decade?

The Soviet Union was Communist while the United States was what?

One of the biggest problems with these laws was...

Who told Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall in one of his speeches?

What peace talks allowed us to leave Vietnam?

What plan right after WWII was meant to help Europe rebuild using U.S. money?

What is Perestroika?

One of Lyndon Johnson's biggest ideas was called what?

What parallel still divides North and South Korea?

What was the controversial political aspect of this war?

Who was president during the Vietnam War?

Why did we want to join the war?

What weapon did we supply the rebels with?

The Truman Doctrine established U.S. policy in Europe. The Eisenhower Doctrine dealt with...

Stalin blocks access to Berlin, how does the U.S. still supply them with aide?

Eisenhower also helped create the Interstate Highway System and what other agency?

He was assassinated in Dallas by a man named

After what are did the Cold War Start?

One of his biggest blunders during his presidency was his attack on Cuba known as what?

What did Glasnost mean?

Which U.S. president agreed to the end of the Cold War?