Cold War Review

Which of the following actions would an authoritarian government MOST LIKELY take?

The Soviet Union allowed freedom of religion

What years did the Cold War occur during?

When American first got involved in Vietnam's affairs, we sent our troops to fight alongside the south.

The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) had what objectives?

Which of the following WOULD NOT be an action taken by a military employing Guerilla Warfare?

Reagan wanted to put the United States back on top militarily, in regards to the Cold War

The massive build up of weapons and improvement of weapons tech between the USSR and America was called

Containment was the policy that sought to contain communism

Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter worked to relax tension between the United States and Soviet Union, known as what?

What was the name of the southern rebels fighting FOR communism in Vietnam?

The Vietnam War was characterized large battles with well trained, uniformed opposition

Jimmy Carter still wanted the United States to be superior the Soviet Union in regards to morality

Why was the Cold War considered "cold?"

In the early 1950's, the United States and United Nations invaded what country to prevent the spread of communism?

Which of the following was created as a military pact against the Soviet Union?

Why did the United States get involved in Vietnam?

During the Cuban Missile Crisis, What did John F. Kennedy do to stop Soviet Missiles from arriving in Cuba?

The Vietnam War is considered a success for America

Random History: This person became President after Richard Nixon resigned

The Red Scare resulted in Americans accused of being what?

In response to the creation of NATO, the Soviets created what military pact?

What was the name of the policy that claimed that if one country fell to Communism, others near it would too

The Berlin Wall was created to stop Berliners from escaping to which side?

Who did the United States send to fight in the failed Bay of Pigs Invasion?

Which of the following is NOT a reason why the Soviet Union collapsed?

Random History: Who did John F. Kennedy defeat in 1960 to become President?

In a Capitalist society, which of the following would be true?

The USSR and America understood nuclear war meant the end world and no one would win. What was this concept called?

Random History: John F. Kennedy was assassinated. His younger brother would also be shot and killed. What was his name?

Which best summarizes Communism?

Most Americans had a fear or dislike of communism

Joseph McCarthy often used "bully-like" tactics when questioning those on trial during the Red Scare

The Korean War was seen as a success for the United States

Who was the primary enemy of the Cold War for the United States?