Cold War / Post Cold War

Alliances, by pledging support to their allies in case of attack, agree to the principle of

What could be described as an "island of democracy in a sea of Communism"?

All of the following events from WWII led to the beginning of the Cold War EXCEPT

In which two countries did rebellions occur until they were crushed by the Soviet military?

The Soviet government grew open to freedom of speech under a program called

In reaction to the threat of Communist takeover in Greece and Turkey, the United States

Since the end of the Cold War in (c. 1990) the main focus has been on which part of the world

How did the U.S. respond to the Soviet Blockade of Berlin in 1949

Limited economic freedom was allowed in the Soviet Union under what program?

In order to reduce free up government $ to help the Economy, The Soviet Government pursued

The program in which the U.S. spent billions of dollars to rebuild Europe is known as

The 1970s are known better relations between the U.S. and Soviet Union. This period is called

By threatening massive retaliation the US/USSR prevented attacks on each other. This is called

In order to prevent refugees from seeking freedom, a wall was built

The ties among European nations to economically compete with the United States is

The U.S. policy the aimed to prevent the spread of communism is known as

The anti-communist movement in Poland is known as

The military alliance formed by The U.S. and Western European Nations

Which of the following was the U.S. unsuccessful in containing communism?

What image did Winston Churchill use to describe the division of Europe

The event that marked the beginning of the end of the Cold War was

The Cold War Event that nearly led to a nuclear war between the U.S. and the Soviet Union was

Which Soviet Premier began reforms that eventually helped bring down communism is Russia?