Eisenhower/Kennedy Cold War

Which of the following military Alliances was the U.S. NOT a member of...

This incident proved to be a sphere... America wasn't willing to enter

What was Eisenhower's "Open Skies" proposal with the Soviet Union?

Deterrence and massive retaliation are both Eisenhower policies connected to the threat of

Which of the following Cold War leaders is matched INCORRECTLY with its nation

Following the Geneva Accord, the situation in Vietnam can best be compared to

Outside the space program, the largest impact that Sputnik had on American policy was in

The Eisenhower Doctrine was a warning to the Soviets against military intervention in

In October 1962, the US and Soviet Union faced a threat of nuclear war in Cuba--this was the

The U-2 incident in 1960 was important because:

This ended the Cuban Missile Crisis

The purpose of the Peace Corps was to stop the spread of communism in third-world countries

Which of the following would NOT be associated with Nikita Khrushchev?

This agency pushed for kids in the US to take more Science, Math, and Foreign Language courses

The U-2 incident caused tension between the US and the Soviet Union. This involved a

US intervention in Vietnam was justified through ________?

The purpose of the Alliance for Progress was to stop the spread of communism

A CIA covert operation that went all wrong in Cuba

The communist leader of Cuba was

The primary reason for building the Berlin Wall was

What was the military-industrial complex?

This event was a failure for John F. Kennedy in 1961. It made the US look weak to the Soviets

What policy rested on the threat of massive retaliation, including the use of nuclear weapons