Cold War Conflicts

Each side spied on one another, best describes which cold war strategy?

What European country could receive aid through the Marshall Plan?

The US and USSR fought indirectly by backing opposing sides in smaller conflicts best describe which cold war strategy?

Two superpowers tried to win allies by giving financial aid to other nations best describes which cold war strategy?

What was the point of disagreement between MacArthur and President Truman in Korea?

What was the impact of the Cuban Missle Crisis on Cuba?

This was the line that divided the Korean peninsula between North and South.

This was Truman's support for countries who rejected Communism.

What are the 3 divisions within the United Nations?

What was the Strategic Defense Initiative?

The philosophy of realpolitik is...

Eisenhower’s theory if one country in SE Asia fell Communism would create a chain reaction.

NATO was a defensive military alliance among western European nations, the US, and Canada.

The Iron Curtain came to represent the political division of north and south Korea.

What region is "behind the iron curtain?"

The conference that divided Germany into zones of control after WWII.

A cold war is a struggle over political differences.

Created in June 1945, international organization that was intended to protect its members.

Which of the following are true of Korea after the war?

President Truman's policy that was meant to stop the expansion of Communism.

Which president increased defense spending putting economic and military pressure on the Soviets?

What was the Communist response to NATO?

President Nixon's philosophy of realpolitik grew out of the policy of detente.

Which exiled leader led the religious opposition to Western influences in Iran?

What is directly associated with the shift from brinkmanship to detente?

Who declared that Communism and Capitalism could not coexist in the same world?

This policy was to shift the burden of the war from America to the South Vietnamese.

The U-2 incident lead to the invasion of Hungary to crush their revolt.

What was our major justification for most of our foreign policies in the Cold War?

Who was the commander of UN forces during the Korean War?

The leader of Communist forces in China was whom?

Mao used what group to lead his Cultural Revolution in Communist China?

How did Breznhev differ from Khruschev in their policies?

What prevented a meeting between the US and the Soviets to discuss the buildup of arms on both sides?

This was a Vietnamese Nationalist who turned to the Communists to help overthrow the French.

What policy aimed to prevent the spread of communism by blocking Soviet influence?

What were the long-term EFFECTS of the Cultural Revolution?

What was the name of the first satellite to be launched into space by any country?

Guerilla Group made of mainly pro communist S.Vietnamese who hated Diem.

The goal of the Cultural Revolution was to establish a society of peasants and workers that were all equal.

U.S. led operation to overthrow Castro in Cuba in 1960.

Which agreement signed by Nixon and Brezhnev, limited intercontinental ballistic and submarine launched missiles?

Which of the following are true of the changes instituted by Leonoid Brezhnev in the Soviet Union?