Cold War

What element of the Vandenberg Resolution changed 150 years of US policy?

When did Kim Il Sung begin the Korean War?

What did Churchill mean by the "iron curtain?"

What is the real reason we did not hold elections in 1956 in Vietnam?

Which two super powers were adversaries during the Cold War?

Where was Vietnam divided?

When did the Korean War officially end?

The two most significant events of 1949 in terms of the Cold War were:

Who is considered to be the George Washington of Vietnamese independence?

What was Reagan’s approach to the USSR?

Why Dien Bien Phu significant?

What is true about the American public's support for the War in Vietnam?

Where was Korea divided?

Which element was not part of Nixon's plan to win peace with honor?

Why is Pusan geographically significant in the Korean War?

Which statement is true about the Communist Tet Offensive in January of 1968?

Despite our anti-colonial beliefs, why did we support the re-colonization of Vietnam?

What was key idea behind Kennan's "Long Telegram?"

Why was George Keenan qualified to analyze the Soviet Union?

Whose job is it to gather & analyze security information through use of human resources?

Who was Pres. Eisenhower's Secretary of State?

An approached to war in Vietnam that seemed effective but ultimately failed was called

After nearly 5 million military and civilian deaths, what was the result of the Korean War?

What two countries received a lot of aid and assistance as part of containing the USSR?

Why was General MacArthur fired despite his popularity in the US?

When was the Departed of Defense, National Security Council & CIA created?

Which president greatly expanded our role in Vietnam, creating a large undeclared war?

Whose job is it to to advise & assist the President on national security and foreign policies?

In what year did Berlin Wall fall?

One area of the Vietnam War were the US was unmatched was

What was the key point of NSC 68?

What did JFK use to force a deal in the Cuban Missile Crisis?

How did Nixon use diplomacy to extricate the US from SE Asia?

What was the “Bay of Pigs?”

Why is Inchon significant in the Korean War.

What was ping-pong diplomacy?

What was the alliance of pro-democracy nations in Europe known as?

What was significant about the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?

Which country in the Middle East did the US support as a bastion of democracy?

What was the purpose of the Marshall Plan?

Which organization did the Point IV and the TCA foreshadow?

What country did we support in their efforts to re-colonize Vietnam after WWII?

Which operation, begun in 1948, is still considered to be a great US propaganda success?

What was the Soviet "Vietnam-like-war?"

What was Eisenhower's approach to the Cold War?

Which president adopted containment of the USSR as a key part of his foreign policy?

Why were strategic hamlets an ill conceived approach to fighting insurgents in South Vietnam?

What role did television and other media play in the war in Vietnam?

What was Kennedy's approached to the Cold War?

Which country invaded on behalf of North Korea in late November of 1950?

The best example of Eisenhower's brinkmanship can be seen in his response to:

Who was James Forrestal?