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Peace and a New Year! (Cold War)
Peace and a New Year! (Cold War)
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1
What did the Marshall Plan do?
Built a wall in Berlin
Allowed all refugees to live in America
broke apart Germany
Provided Billions of Dollars for rebuilding Europe
2
The Postdam Conference (1945) divided Germany into FOUR parts. Which countries would govern it?
Poland, Czechoslovakia, Italy, USA
USA, USSR, France, Britain
USSR, Afghanistan, China, France
USA, China, USSR, Britain
3
What does the Iron Curtain represent?
Militaries of Western Europe were too powerful.
Peace had spread throughout Europe
Division between communist Eastern Europe and Western Europe
European nations needed to build more factories
4
Which of the following was agreed to at the Yalta Conference (1945)?
Free elections in Eastern Europe
Creating the United Naitons
USSR gets land for helping with Japan
Agreed to divide Germany
5
Stalin branded Churchill's speech as a "call to war on the USSR".
False
True
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What was the main goal of the Truman Doctrine?
Jumpstart Europe's economy
Deliver Poland to the West
Stop the USSR from spreading democracy
Stop the spread of communism
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How did Stalin control Eastern Europe?
After WW2, Stalin bribed the leaders with bearskin hats
After WW2, Stalin put Rasputin in as dictator of Eastern Europe
After WW2, Stalin gave Redbull to the leaders to control them
After WW2 Stalin put pro-soviet governments in power
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Define ideological.
renounce one's throne.
relating to a system of ideas and beliefs
influenced or touched by an external factor.
a person's regular occupation, profession, or trade.
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What was the Cold War?
A war between Germany and USSR
World War III
A "hot" war
A ideological conflict between USA and USSR
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The Soviets viewed Western, especially American, policy as global capitalist expansion.
False
True
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The West thought the Soviet policy was a communist conspiracy.
False
True
12
After World War 2, why were the Nuremburg Trials important?
All of the above
Leaders were given opportunities to explain their actions.
Leaders were removed after their nations were defeated.
Leaders were found guilty for crimes against humanity and were punished
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What was the essential element of the policy of containment?
a commitment to keeping communism to the USSR
a commitment to rolling back communism
a commitment to working with the USSR
a rejection of involvement in the United Nations
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Which of the following was agreed to at the Tehran Conference (1943)?
Agreed to divide Germany
Creating the United Naitons
Free elections in Eastern Europe
How to end the war with Germany.