The Cold War Part I

This presidential doctrine extended aide for those resisting Communism to the Middle East.

This Egyptian leader would become the leader of the Non-Aligned movement during the Cold War

How did The USSR respond to the formation of Bizonia and monetary policy that came out of that?

These three nations invaded the Sinai Peninsula following Egyptian nationalization of the Suez Canal.

Western nations joined melded their zones together into this entity in 1947

US President at the end of World War II and the beginning years of the Cold War.

This nation intervened on behalf of the North Koreans once UN forces forced retreat to the Yalu River

US policy that sought to block the spread of Communism all over the world.

US diplomat and Russian expert. Largely responsible for the US pursuance of containment.

How did Kennedy respond upon discovering that their were Soviet missiles in Cuba?

JFK's Secretary of Defense. Crucial decision maker during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

This Soviet Satellite was launched in 1957, emboldening Khrushchev

The Soviet Union tested their first atomic bomb in this year.

Inspired by events in Poland, this Soviet satellite nation experienced a moment of brief independence in 1956

US Secretary of State who proposed billions of dollars in aide to European countries recovering from WWII.

JFK's Attorney General and arguably one of his closest advisers.

Term for Soviet controlled nations used to expand and protect Communism

Soviet leader who propelled the USSR toward DeStalinization. Also responsible for the building of the Berlin Wall.

Korea was divided along this line of latitude following World War II.

This group of historians argued that the US was primarily responsible for the start of the Cold War

WWII hero turned prisdent. Strategically deployed the CIA all over the world to subvert Communism.

US General who led troops in Korea prior to his public firing.

What was not part of the deal that ended the Cuban Missile Crisis

He was the first person to utter the term "Iron Curtain" in reference to the East-West division during the Cold War.

Gaddis is a proponent of the group of historians who believe both nations are to blame for the start of the Cold War

President during the Bay of Pigs invasion and the Cuban Missile Crisis.

This nation was divided in four following World War II.

Castro overthrew this regime in Cuba prior to taking power.

This man led the Communist Regime in North Korea following World War II.

This group of historians believed that Russia was at fault for the start of the Cold War.

Presidential pledge that the US would aide any nation resisting communism and authoritarianism

Why wasn't the Berlin Wall built?