Cold War

Documents released in 1997 that proved the Soviets were spying on the US

What were the border nations between the USSR and the West serving as a buffer zone called?

What government agency is best known for investigating communism in the film industry?

The alliance between the Soviet Union and its allies during the Cold War was called

Flexible Response was the foreign policy of which president?

Eisenhower used this agency to overthrow "unfriendly" government and replace them with proU.S.

Who was the leader of the communists in China?

What was the main goal of the Truman Doctrine?

How did the U.S. respond to the Soviet's first explosion of the atomic bomb?

The plan to rebuild Europe to prevent the spread of Communism after WWII was called

The national motto of the United States after 1956 which shows the US is NOT the Soviet Union

The failed overthrow of the Communist government in Cuba was called

General Douglas MacArthur argued that the Korean War

Brinkmanship was the foreign policy developed by which Secretary of State

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was based on the principle of

What did Stalin do in the 1950s in response to efforts from the West to reunify Germany?

The launching of Sputnik led to

Since the the 1950s, the false and unsupported accusations of a person's actions is now called?

Leader of the Soviet Union that built the Berlin Wall

The successful removal of a nuclear threat from an island 90 miles away from the U.S. was

What was the Berlin airlift a response to?

Of the following participants in the Korean War, which fought on the side of the Communists?

The first satellite launched into space was

The 38th parellel became an important dividing line between

After World War II, Germany was split in four by the United States, Great Britain, France and ______

What was the global conflict between the USSR and the U.S., marked by an avoidance of direct war?

What was Julius Rosenberg and his wife Ethel convicted of?