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The Brezhnev Doctrine was used to put down a pro-Democracy revolt here
Poland
East Berlin
West Berlin
Hungary
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An effect of perestroika and glasnost
The Berlin Airlift
The Cuban Missile Crisis
The Korean War
The collapse of the USSR
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Alliance of democratic nations following WWII
NATO
The Allied Powers
The UN
Warsaw Pact
4
Why did the Cuban Missile Crisis end peacefully?
The Cuban Missile Crisis did not end peacefully
The US allowed the USSR to store missiles in Cuba
Neither nation was willing to start a nuclear war
The USSR collapsed
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Which of the following policies were followed by the USSR?
Truman Doctrine
Brezhnev Doctrine
Eisehnhower Doctrine
Kennedy's Flexible Response
6
Why did the US go to war in Korea and Vietnam?
The Domino Theory
It was forced to due to NATO alliances
To protect its oversea investments
The Brezhnev Doctrine
7
Which of the following is a weakness of communism?
Long election processes
Division of social classes
Politicians were generally corrupt
Innovation is not rewarded
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Communist nations in Eastern Europe under the control of the USSR were known as
Soviets
Collectives
Satellite Nations
Puppet nations
9
The main goal of appeasement was to
avoid war
respect religious beliefs
maintain favorable trade conditions
uphold the Treaty of Versailles
10
In the US, an initiative for schools to focus more on math and science was a result of
The Cuban Missile Crisis
The Hungarian Revolt
Sputnik
Perestroika
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Which of the following policies are US?
Perestroika
Peaceful Coexistence
Containment
Glasnost
12
What would be an appropriate motto for the Marshall Plan?
Cash for Communism
Punishment Payments
Dollars for Democracy
Humanitarian Hundreds
13
This Soviet policy was the opposite of their previous policy, the Brezhnev Doctrine
Peaceful Coexistence
Glasnost
Eisenhower Doctrine
Perestroika
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"If you knock over one domino, the rest will surely fall". This idea was the basis for...
The Marshall Plan
The Berlin Airlift
Containment
NATO
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Which of the following was NOT an effect of the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany's severe economic problems
Germans in Czechoslovakia wanted to be reunited with Germany
British and French leaders followed a policy of appeasement
All of these were effects of the Treaty of Versailles
16
Perestroika made changed to the USSR's
society
economics
culture
politics
17
The US and its allies used airplanes to drop supplies to West Berliners to end this
Hungarian Revolt
Berlin Blockade
Partition of Germany
Berlin Wall
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Which of the following nations did NOT receive funds from the Marshall Plan?
East Germany
Italy
Japan
France
19
Kennedy's Flexible response was created in order to avoid
The collapse of the USSR
The Vietnam War
The Cuban Missile Crisis
Nuclear War
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How did the Cold War end
The US president, Richard Nixon, resigned
Vladimir Putin took over the Russian government
The USSR launched Sputnik
The USSR collapsed
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Alliance of the USSR and its satellite nations
League of Nations
Warsaw Pact
UN
NATO
22
In what way did the US and USSR compete during the Cold War
All of these
Militarily
Athletically
Economically
23
Which of the following was a watershed event?
9/11
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Pearl Harbor
All of these were watershed events
24
Which foreign policy was most similar to the Brezhnev Doctrine?
Marshall Plan
Warsaw Pact
Eisenhower Doctrine
Truman Doctrine
25
The goal of the Soviet Union's Brezhnev Doctrine was to
Block Democracy
Contain Communism
Block Communism
Promote Capitalism
26
Following WWII, which areas of Germany were democratic?
East Germany and East Berlin
West Germany only
East and West Germany
West Germany and West Berlin
27
One example of detente (relaxed tension) is
Berlin Blockade
Peaceful Coexistence
Cuban Missile Crisis
Sputnik
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What is a reason WWII is considered a total war?
Civilians were killed
Airplanes dropped bombs on cities
Use of the atomic bomb
Tanks were used
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Glasnost allowed for more
religious tolerance
social mobility
economic opportunities
political dissent
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During the Cold War, the ideologies of Communism and Capitalism were divided by
The Berlin Wall
The Marshall Plan
The Iron Curtain
The Brezhnev Doctrine