The Cold War Intro (2018)

Which nation did not have a permanent seat on the Security Council?

After WW II the world split into 2 ideologies: communist or democratic. What's the name of it?

To the Soviets, Albania, East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary were:

This German city was divided and had a wall built through it:

This economic system has government make all economic planning decisions:

Cold War policy of a willingness to go to the edge of war to protect national interests.

This economic system creates competition between businesses and more choices for consumers.:

Military alliance of Soviet Union and it's satellite nations:

This Korea is Communist:

Reason U.S. intervened in the Korean War:

What country wanted to get rid of communism soon after Stalin's death?

Who was the leader of the U.N. forces during most of the Korean War?

What type of government did the Soviet Union most closely resemble?

In Korea, the theory the U.S. believed that if one country fell to communism, all would fall:

In 1950 Senator Joseph McCarthy was accusing people of what?

The leader of the Chinese Communist Revolution that implemented reforms for the peasants:

Military alliance of W. Europe, U.S. and Canada:

The policy to stop the spread of communism:

NATO was created as a result of this event:

Idea of NATO that an attack on one is an attack on all:

After World War II, the Soviet Union wanted to spread this throughout the world:

This was built to prevent escape from communism to freedom:

After World War II the Soviet Union created communist nations in Eastern Europe.  Why ?

The peace keeping organization set up after World War II:

Why was Tony Kahn blacklisted?

When did South Korea sign the armistice treaty to end the Korean War?

Name of the dispute between the U.S. and Soviets in which U.S. spyplane which was shot down.  

After World War II, the United States wanted to spread this throughout the world:

When the armistice was signed ending the Korean War what was the result?

This is when an United States plane was shot down while spying of the Soviet Union.

Dropping of supplies to prevent a communist takeover in Europe:

The Korean War was an example of this policy: 

This Germany was free:

U.S. promised military and economic aid to any nation trying to fight communism:

The WWII meeting that divided Germany into 4 zones of occupation:

This Germany was communist:

Under McCarthy, what investigated the motion picture industry for Communist influences?

Soviet spacecraft which was the first into space:

North and South Korea were divided here:

The split between Democratic Western Europe and Communist Eastern Europe was called:

The Soviet Union was a command economy. Who makes the decisions about production and for whom?

U.S. economic aid to Western Europe that prevented a communist takeover:

This country came into existence after the formation of NATO:

This Korea is democratic:

Who were the two people executed for sharing U.S. nuclear secrets with the Soviet Union?