Unit 8 World War II/Cold War

The competition between the US and USSR to build nuclear weapons was called -

Which group of Native Americans served as "code talkers" during the Second World war?

Which US strategy during the Cold War was designed to give aid to countries threatened by communism?

Which event in 1991 marked the end of the Cold War?

Which "Day of Infamy" led to the US' entry in World War II?

Which battle marked the beginning of the liberation of Western Europe by the Allies?

Which event in September, 1939 marked the outbreak of World War II?

Which Roosevelt Administration policy gave supplies to the Allies without immediate payment?

Which group of Americans was interned for fear of "disloyalty" during WWII?

Which battle proved to be the turning point of the war in the Pacific?

The Iron Curtain was a term used to describe

What title was used by African Americans during World War II to "defeat racism at home and fascism abroad"?

Women did all of the following on the homefront EXCEPT

What was the main strategy used by the Allies to defeat Japan?

Which US program gave Economic aid to rebuild European countries after WWII?

Which battle proved to be the turning point in Europe during WWII?

What was the name of pro-communist guerillas who fought against the US and South Vietnamese armies?

What Allied strategy was adopted after the US joined World War II?

Which of the following is true regarding the 1968 Tet Offensive?

The military security alliance between the USSR and eastern Europe was called -

The Cuban Missile Crisis was a contest between which two leaders in the US and USSR?

The Nazi program to exterminate all European Jews and "undesirables" was known as

The military security alliance between the US and western Europe was called -

What was the belief that if one country fell to communism, neighboring countries would also become communist?

Which action on the part of the Roosevelt administration led to the decision by Japan to attack the United States?

What was the main reason why Truman ordered the atomic bombings of Japan?

Which US president challenged the leader of the Soviet Union by saying, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall"?

German and Japanese leaders were tried for "crimes against humanity" for violating which international agreement?

The fall of Saigon in 1975 -

Fear that communism was undermining the US government during the Cold War was referred to as-