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Review of Early Cold War issues
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Defensive treaty signed by Communist countries in Central/Eastern Europe during Cold War
Warsaw Pact
Marshall Plan
Stalinism
Iron Curtain
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The Taft-Hartley Act, 1947 to limit the power of:
corporate boards
government agencies
labor unions
drug cartels
3
Divided Europe into anti-Communist West and Communist East.
Steel Curtain
Suez Canal
Iron Curtain
Berlin Wall
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The HUAC held hearings to explore ___.
the process of blacklisting
communist influence inthe United States Gov & other industry
the role of communism in Latin American countries
issues surrounding foreign spies in the Army
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military alliance between many anti-communist world nations.
NATO
United Nations
Warsaw Pact
NAFTA
6
McCarthy's political influence began to decline after
Rosenberg's trial
Army-McCarthy hearings
He was censured by Congress
He accused Eisenhower's wife of Communism
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Policy toprovide economic assistance tohelp other countries avoid Communist threat in
Gr. & Tur
Reaganomics
Marshall Plan
Eisenhower Doctrine
Truman Doctrine
8
False accusations of Communist activities caused mass hysteria in the US during the 1950's.
McCarthyism
Pink Menace
Palmer Raids
Red Fear
9
Conflict between the US and USSR from 1945 to the 1990's.
Vietnam War
Cold War
Gulf War
Korean War
10
Promise to use economic and military means to stop the threat of Communism in the Middle East.
Kennedy Doctrine
Truman Doctrine
Eisenhower Doctrine
Nixon's Containment policy
11
The impact on the launching of Sputnik was:
The US and the USSR signed a Limited Test Ban Treaty.
The US and Soviet Union engaged in the Space Race
Schoolchildren did "duck and cover" drills
Americans built bomb shelters in their backyard
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Massive economic aid to Western Europe so that it countries did not fall to Communism ideology
Truman Doctrine
Warsaw Pact
Marshall Plan
Iron Curtain
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How did the United States stop the Soviets plan to blockade Berlin?
Berlin Airlift
Marshall Plan
Convoy System
Suez Crisis
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Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
were the only Americans ever convicted of being Communist
Were part of the Hollywood 10
were convicted of selling nuclear bomb info to USSR
Leaked secret info to Communist Korea
15
How did President Truman promote equal treatment of African Americans?
integrated schools
integrated buses
integrated the armed forces
16
What Amendment put a limit on a Presidents term?
20th Amendment
22nd Amendment
21st Amendment
24th Amendment
17
The pledge that the US would use "overwhelming force" in a conflict with the USSR is called:
Eisenhower Doctrine
Marshall Plan
Truman Doctrine
Massive Retalitation
18
How did the post WWII baby boom affect American society?
decreased the size of houses.
increased the need for more housing
decreased the need for bigger cars
encouraged people to migrate to the Sunbelt
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The Groups of actors, directors and screenwriters accused of being communists were called the:
Fair Nine
Hollywood Ten
Hollywood Six
Mao Zedong
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Why did the United States fail to support Mao Zedong in the Chinese Civil War?
he was Communist
had cooperated with World War II.
he was corrupt
he was Nationalist
21
G.B., Fr, and Israel launched an attack on Egypt in 56' because
Egypt had fallen to Communism
Egypt was prepared to invade Israel
Egypt took control of Suez Canal
Egypt claimed to have nuclear weapons
22
Which resulted from the construction of the Interstate Highway System?
reduced air pollution
long distance passenger trains
increased surbanization
decreased fuel consumption
23
US foreign policy to stop the spread of Communism around the world
Mutual destruction
Containment
Truman Doctrine
Warsaw Pact
24
Denying someone work due to possible connection to Communism.
Truman Doctrine
McCarthyism
Blacklisting
Marshall Plan
25
Combating Soviet aggression by bring both sides to the edge of nuclear war, but backing off
Marshall Plan
Eisenhower Doctrine
Brinkmanship
Containment
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The first artificial satellite, that was launched by the Soviets was:
Apollo 11
Galileo III
Sputnik I
Apollo 13