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PPHS U.S. History Ch. 15 Review
PPHS U.S. History Ch. 15 Review
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U. S. History: Cold War
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The Truman Doctrine is a U.S. pledge to fight communism anywhere in the world
False
True
2
International organization created in 1949 for purpose of collective security
NCIS
BINGO
NATO
UNICEF
3
This country drove Korean troops back across the 38th parallel upon joining the fight
S.Korea
U.S.
China
4
the articles or physical resources prepared or furnished for a specific task
response
brinkmanship
equipment
containment
5
The result of the Long Telegram was...
treaty
reparations
containment
6
not openly shown or engaged in
overt
covert
7
a nation whose economy is mostly agricultural
developed nation
developing nation
8
Truman created a government screening process to test the loyalty of gov. employees
True
False
9
to bring others to believe in, or consent to, a course of action
Cold War
imply
convince
10
Nationwide panic that communists would take over the U.S. Government
Red Scare
Communist Chaos
Communist Fright
Fright Night
11
Senator Joe McCarthy held this in his hand during a speech and created a panic
list of names of Soviet spies
List of names of U.S. gov. spies
12
Egyptians took control of Suez Canal to pay for a dam on the Nile River.
True
False
13
policy or process of preventing the expansion of a hostile power
holding back
containment
domination
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to operate or arrange manually to achieve a desired effect
brinkmanship
fallout
manipulate
subversion
15
radioactive particles dispersed by a nuclear explosion
toxic pieces
fallout
nuclear showers
16
Who wanted the German's to pay reparations again just like in WWI?
U.S.
Soviets
17
war fought with only a few resources to achieve a specific goal
limited war
war of determination
specific war
goal oriented war
18
Support for Joe McCarthy grew as America watched him bully army officials during investigation
False
True
19
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization, U.S. defense treaty with 5 nations (1954)
SO
ATO
SEATO
SEA
20
to express indirectly
insecurity
manipulate
imply
response
21
Soviet resort on Black Sea where FDR met Stalin & Churchill to plan for post war
Casablanca
Caspian Sea
Yalta
Black Sea
22
policy of threatening massive response to attempted Communist takeovers of other nations
massive retaliation
massive revenge
23
a struggle over political differences carried on with methods...short of actual war
Hot War
Cold War
Hot Fight
Cold Shoulder
24
What did Stalin agree to do in order to get the U.S. to recognize the new Polish Gov.t?
Hold free elections
give away free Tshirts
allow free trade
allow free travel
25
City near Berlin where Truman met Stalin in 1945 to work a deal on Germany
Potsdam
Auschaffenburg
Dueseldorf
26
Helping ALL of Western Europe's economies improve was the purpose of the Marshall Plan
True
False
27
political and military barrier that isolated Soviet Controlled Europe from the West
Steel Blinds
Iron Mountain
Iron Curtain
Iron Wall
28
Marshall Plan was a plan to give American aid to Japan after WWII
True
False
29
called the Internal Security Act regulating organizations & limiting U.S. Communists rights
Civil Rights Act
Class Act
McCarthy Act
McCarran Act
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to express formal disapproval of an action
frown
discourage
scold
censure
31
lying under oath
perjury
fibbing
faking
32
nations politically and economically dominated by a more powerful country
satellite nation
smaller kingdom
rocket nation
industrial nation
33
Oct. 1957, the first artificial satellite sent into space, launched by the Soviets
S.S. Rocket launch
Sputnik
PPHS the bomb
Apollo 11
34
important diplomat w/FDR who was at Yalta Conference, later named as a communist spy
John Lenin
Alger Hiss
Joseph Stalin
Nikita Krushchev
35
U.S. Intelligence Agency that gathers and coordinates intelligence & counterintelligence
DNR
FBI
CIA
SWAT
36
A LOT of territory was won at the end of the Korean War
NO
Yes
37
to set free
covert
response
liberate
brinkmanship
38
American diplomat in Moscow, who attempted to explain Soviet behavior to Americans
George Kennan
JFK
Peter Ustinov
Mr. Herbert
39
a systematic attempt to overthrow a government by using persons working secretly from within
insider info.
submarine
corrosion
subversion
40
Ethel and Julius Rosenburg were charged and executed for passing atomic secrets to ...
Japan
America
Soviet Union
41
5,540 message explaining George Kennan's views of the Soviets
Truman Telegram
Churchill Telegram
Stalin Telegram
Long Telegram
42
tactics for damaging reputations with vague, unfounded charges on a witch hunt for disloyalty
Reaganomics
McCarthyism
43
something said or done as a reaction
response
insecurity
convince
44
relating to the beginning
imply
Red Scare
manipulate
initial
45
the state of not being confident or sure
censure
insecurity
containment
Red Scare
46
This was the Soviet response to merging allied forces...
Sending in Soviet troops to invade
blockading West Berlin
Leaving Germany
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informal relationship believed to exist between military and defense industry
military industrial complex
military industry
military assistance
industrial soldiers