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Origins of The Cold War
Origins of The Cold War
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Relying on his advisors, Truman adopted this approach to the USSR
Resolving issues through the UN
Peaceful Coexistence
Wartime Trust
Hardline Stance
2
What idea is being represented in the picture below?
Berlin Wall
Bolshevik Revolution
Iron Curtain
Partition of Poland
3
The view that The Cold War was neither solely the fault of the US or USSR represents
Revisionist
New Left
Orthodox
Post-Revisionism
4
This 1948 event convinced Congress to pass the Marshall Plan
Iran Crisis
Czech Coup
Polish Uprising
Berlin Blockade
5
The creation of a political vanguard to lead the revolution was implemented by
Lenin
Trotsky
Stalin
Marx
6
The Cold War started primarily due to?
Political differences
Ideological differences
Cultural differences
Economic differences
7
The Berlin Blockade was significant because it led to the creation of
Comintern
Cominform
NATO
Marshall Plan
8
The Soviet response to the Marshall Plan was the creation of
Berlin Blockade
Cominform
Comintern
Warsaw Pact
9
The US had a nuclear monopoly until the Soviets obtained nuclear weapons in this year
1948
1946
1947
1949
10
Who was not a part of the Big Three at Yalta?
Churchill
Truman
FDR
Stalin
11
Containment, as outlined in the Long Telegram, hoped to stop Soviet expansion with what strategy?
Economic
Military
Political
Societal
12
This is widely seen as the first time containment was used by the US
Marshall Plan
Iran Crisis 1945-6
Berlin Airlift
Truman Doctrine
13
Arguably, the only success to come out of Potsdam was
United Nations
Free Elections in Poland
Soviets entering war with Japan
Partition and adoption of 4Ds for Germany
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FDR primarily wanted this at Yalta
USSR joining war with Japan
Occupation of Germany
Creation of United Nations
Free Elections in Poland
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This policy reinstated the totalitarian state in the USSR by controlling all media and art and banning dissenting speech
Warsaw Pact
Molotov Plan
Comintern
Zhadonov Doctrine