The public promotion of nationalism

What was the "Morgan Line"?

a temporary boundary between the Yugoslavs and the Allies

When did Yugoslavia become a neutral country?

1948 (after the Stalin-Tito split)

When did this line cease to exist?

September 1947, after the Treaty of Paris

What was another reason why?

To trade with countries that were not part of the Soviets

From 1945 to 1948 what happened between Yugoslavia and the U.S.?

4 planes were shot down in Yugoslavia

Why did Churchill assume that Yugoslavia was firmly part of the "Soviet sphere"?

Because it was a Communist state

What was Yugoslavia's interest to become neutral?

to liberate itself from Soviet pressure, to follow its own interests

studbud

HG Cold War Yugoslavia

20 termsStudBud Administration139 plays

Cold War Quiz on Yugoslavia's Participation

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
What did they ban?
The public promotion of nationalism
Nuclear Weapons
Communism
Propaganda
2
What was the "Morgan Line"?
the same thing as the equator
a magical line between the fairy world and the real world
a temporary boundary between the Yugoslavs and the Allies
the boundary that separated all of Europe into two blocs
3
What was Tito's full name?
James Tito
Josip Broz Tito
Adolf Tito
Joseph Tito
4
At the beginning of the Cold War, Yugoslavia sided with which countries?
the Western bloc
Neutral
the Eastern bloc
the Canadians
5
When was the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia formed?
28 April 1992
30 April 1998
24 December 1989
18 March 2000
6
When was Yugoslavia first created?
1914
2003
1918
1914
7
When did Yugoslavia become a neutral country?
They never were neutral
After WWII
After WWI
1948 (after the Stalin-Tito split)
8
What was the organization that Tito was unconvinced to join?
EU
NASA
NATO
League of Nations
9
What was it composed of?
West and East Europe
Zone A and Zone B
Fairy Land and Normal World
the Southern and Northern Hemispheres
10
When did this line cease to exist?
1900, after the Treaty of Washington
1949, after the Treaty of London
June 1919, after the Treaty of Versailles
September 1947, after the Treaty of Paris
11
What was another reason why?
To trade with countries that were not part of the Soviets
To make Stalin mad
To beat the norm
To avoid conflict
12
From 1945 to 1948 what happened between Yugoslavia and the U.S.?
Yugoslavia sided with the U.S.
4 planes were shot down in Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia started a direct war against the U.S.
U.S. declared war on Yugoslavia
13
Who was the dictator of Yugoslavia during the Cold War?
Stalin
Tito
Hitler
Tatum
14
Which one is one of those countries?
Moldova
Poland
Belarus
Croatia
15
Why did Churchill assume that Yugoslavia was firmly part of the "Soviet sphere"?
Because Churchill liked to assume too much
Because it was a Communist state
Because it was a big country
Because Yugoslavia was in East Europe
16
Who took over Yugoslavia after WWII?
Yugoslav Partisans
the Canadians
the British
Nazi Germans
17
There were how many successor states to the former Yugoslavia?
7
5
4
9
18
Where is Yugoslavia?
South East Europe
Southern Europe
Africa
Asia
19
What group of countries does Yugoslavia belong to?
the European Union
the Latin American countries
the Socialist Republics
the Western Allies
20
What was Yugoslavia's interest to become neutral?
to liberate itself from Soviet pressure
they didn't like Communism
to follow its own interests
they were rebellious

HG Cold War Yugoslavia Flashcards | StudBud