Who were the Viet Cong?

Communist's in the south the supported the North

The Revisionist theory believes that?

The US was responsible and trying to push capitalist markets

What helped to push the post-revisionist theory?

the collapse of the Soviet Union and access to documents

What was the 'arms race'?

A competition for supremacy in warfare between USSR & USA

The Korean War was significant in context of the Cold War because?

It was the first direct conflict of the Cold War

What was Guerrilla Warfare?

Fighting in thick terrain like jungle

The USA and USSR being at war indirectly

What sparked the the Korean War?

North Korea’s invasion of South Korea

What was the 'Domino Theory'?

If one country became communist the other's would follow

What was 'salami tactics'?

Term coined to describe Stalin’s 1945-1947 actions

How did the US 'monopoly' end in terms of nuclear weaponry?

The USSR had successfully detonated an atomic bomb in 1949

What did Stalin believe in regards to the US and South Korea prior to the conflict?

Stalin believed that South Korea was not important to the US

How did the Korean War end?

The border remained unchanged Nrth communist, South democrat

What was the expanionist theory?

The theory that the USSR wanted to keep expanding communism

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1
Who were the Viet Cong?
Koreans in the south the supported the North
USA soldiers in the south the supported the North
Communist's in the North the supported the South
Communist's in the south the supported the North
2
The Revisionist theory believes that?
The US was responsible and trying to push capitalist markets
The USSR was responsible pushing communism
undecided
Both responsible
3
When did the revisionist theory reach it's height?
During WW2
During the Vietnam War
During the Korean War
During period 4
4
In what context was the Post-revisionist theory developed?
yesterday
60's-70's
40's-50's
later years of the Cold War
5
What helped to push the post-revisionist theory?
Stalin
the collapse of the Soviet Union and access to documents
the collapse of the USA and access to documents
Kruschev
6
What was the 'arms race'?
A competition for supremacy in warfare between USSR &Vietnam
A competition for supremacy in warfare between USSR & China
A competition for supremacy in warfare between Korea & USA
A competition for supremacy in warfare between USSR & USA
7
The Korean War was significant in context of the Cold War because?
USA won
It was the first direct conflict of the Cold War
It was the second direct conflict of the Cold War
USSR won
8
What was Guerrilla Warfare?
Fighting in open fields
Fighting of gorilla's
The use of trenches
Fighting in thick terrain like jungle
9
What conflict was the UN first involved in?
WW2
Vietnam
China
Korea
10
What is a Proxy War?
The USA and China being at war indirectly
The USA and USSR being at war indirectly
The USA and Korea being at war indirectly
The USA and Australia being at war indirectly
11
What sparked the the Korean War?
North Korea’s invasion of South Korea
North Korea’s takeover of Vietnam
North Korea’s invasion of USSR
South Korea’s invasion of North Korea
12
What was the 'Domino Theory'?
If USSR detonated a bomb everyone would be wiped out
If every country became communist the other's would follow
If one country became communist the other's would follow
That the USA was influencing capitalism in the East
13
Who's fall to Communism was a key factor in the Cold War?
Italy
Australia
USA
China
14
What was 'salami tactics'?
Term coined to describe Kruschev's 1945-1947 actions
Term coined to describe Roosevelt's 1945-1947 actions
Term coined to describe Stalin’s 1945-1947 actions
Term coined to describe Truman's 1945-1947 actions
15
How did the US 'monopoly' end in terms of nuclear weaponry?
The USSR had successfully detonated an atomic bomb in 1949
Australia had successfully detonated an atomic bomb in 1949
China had successfully detonated an atomic bomb in 1949
The USSR had successfully detonated an atomic bomb in 1958
16
What theory blames the Soviets and the expanionist theory?
Revisionist
Post-revisionist
Donald Trump
Traditional
17
Who backed North Vietnam in the Vietnam War?
The USA and it's allies
The Soviet's and it's allies
Australia and it's allies
China and it's allies
18
What did Stalin believe in regards to the US and South Korea prior to the conflict?
Stalin believed that South Korea belonged to the USSR
Stalin believed that South Korea was important to the US
Stalin believed that South Korea belonged to the US
Stalin believed that South Korea was not important to the US
19
How did the Korean War end?
The border remained unchanged Nrth communist, South democrat
USSR took over Korea
The border changed and all of Korea was communist
The border remained unchanged-South communist, Nrth democrat
20
What was the expanionist theory?
The theory that the US wanted to keep expanding communism
The theory that the USSR wanted to keep expanding communism
The theory that the China wanted to keep expanding communism
The theory that the USSR wanted to keep expanding capitalism

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