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The Americans,Ch. 18 (26), Cold War Conflicts
The Americans,Ch. 18 (26), Cold War Conflicts
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1
In pronouncing their sentence,Judge Irving Kaufman declared their crime "worse than murder."
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt
Jay Z and Beyonce
Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart
Ethel and Julius Rosenberg
2
Of the following participants in the Korean War, which fought on the side of the Communists?
South Korea
China
the United Nations
the United States
3
This agency began covert operations to overthrow governments unfriendly to the US
KGB
CCC
FBI
CIA
4
The world peacekeeping organization formed after WWII is known as
United Nations
Warsaw Pact
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
League of Nation
5
Containment worked in China...at least in a sense that it was a stalemate.
False
True
6
In 1949 the Chinese Civil War ended in
Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists fleeing to Taiwan
China being split between Communists and Nationalists
Mao Zedong and the Communists fleeing to Russia
US negotiated peace between Communists and Nationalists
7
This US policy required greater dependence on nuclear weapons and airplanes that delivered them
McCarthyism
Eisenhower Doctrine
Truman Doctrine
Brinksmanship
8
This Soviet leader favored a policy of peaceful coexistence with the US
Vladimir Lenin
Joseph Stalin
Leonid Breshnev
Nikita Krushchev
9
Conflict between the US and the Soviets in which neither nation directly confronted the other
Marshall Plan
Containment
Cold War
Iron Curtain
10
The US, Soviets, and English met in July 1945 in this German burg to discuss post-war Europe.
Potsdam
Berlin
Kiev
Yalta
11
This group was defeated during the civil war in China, even with billions of $ in aid from USA?
Nationalists
Communists
12
Forced to eject from his plane over the Soviet Union he was convicted of espionage there
Claus Fuchs
Neil Armstrong
Alger Hess
Gary Powers
13
The now-famous "Iron Curtain" speech was given by
Douglas MacArthur
George Marshall
Harry S. Truman
Winston Churchill
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Unfair tactic of accusing people of disloyalty without providing supporting evidence
Socialism
McCarthyism
Communism
Republicanism
15
The witnesses who refused to answer questions from HUAC and were sent to prison were known as
Spies
Anti-Communists
Hollywood Twelve
Hollywood Ten
16
Feb 1946-George Kennan proposed these measures to prevent spread of communism around world
Containment
Cold War
Iron Curtain
Blacklist
17
In response to the formation of NATO, the Soviet Union and its satellite nations formed the
Central Powers
United Nations
Warsaw Pact
League of Nations
18
This event caused Krushchev to call off a summit conference with Eisenhower in 1960
the U-2 incident
the beginning of the Korean War
Sinking of the Lusitania
the arms race
19
1960: The H-bomb, 67 times more powerful than bomb dropped on Hiroshima, was tested while
Richard Nixon was president
FDR was president
Dwight Eisenhower was president
Harry Truman was president
20
The amount of aid provided to European countries from the Marshall Plan totaled about
$20 billion
$13 billion
$6 billion
$10 billion
21
"Containment" failed for the first time in China.
True
False
22
As Sec. of State he proposed using even nuclear weapons to prevent the spread of communism
Eugene McCarthy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Warren G. Harding
John Foster Dulles
23
In June 1948 Stalin closed all highways and rail routes into West Berlin resulting in the
Berlin Air War
Berlin Wall
Berlin Airlift
Berlin Riverwalk
24
This phrase came to mean the division in Europe after WWII
Blacklist
Iron Curtain
Cold War
Containment
25
Crises in Turkey and Greece prompted the US to provide aid to prevent communist takeover.
True
False
26
The failure of the Nationalist forces in the Chinese Civil War can be largely blamed on
the US lack of interest in the outcome of the war
the US fear and distrust of communism
his weak and corrupt leadership
aid given by the US to the opposition
27
Eventually condemned for improper conduct that tended to "bring the Senate into disrepute."
Douglas Mac Arthur
Ronald Reagan
Joseph McCarthy
Richard Nixon
28
If a U-2 "were lost when we were engaged in...deliberations, it could ..ruin my effectiveness."
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Robert F. Kennedy
29
This government agency investigated Communist influences in the movie industry
Loyalty Review Board
House Un-American Activities Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Labor Relations Board
30
The 38th parallel became an important dividing line between
China and Taiwan (Formosa)
Korea and China
North and South China
North and South Korea
31
Hollywood executives condemned some movie workers for having a Communist background and
supported their right to free speech
made sure they were kept employed
stood up for their rights as Americans
blacklisted them
32
All of the following were members of NATO except
The Netherlands
the United States
France
China
33
Although Mao Zedong won the hearts of the Chinese, he failed to win American support because
he had cooperated with Japan during WWII
he was corrupt
he was a Communist
he was a Nationalist
34
This policy was intended to defend the Middle East against attacks from communist countries
McCarthyism
Truman Doctrine
Eisenhower Doctrine
Brinksmanship
35
All the following were considered satellite nations of the Soviet Union except
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Greece
36
Although accused of spying for the Communists, he could only be charged for perjury
Julius Rosenberg
Eugene McCarthy
Alger Hiss
Douglas MacArthur
37
Leading up to his dismissal, General Douglas MacArthur publicly argued that the Korean War
was not a vital American interest.
should be extended into a war against China.
should be extended into a war against the Soviet Union.
should be limited to Korea.
38
Congress agreed with Truman that this was essential to keep Soviet influence from spreading.
Atlantic Charter
Truman Doctrine
Lend-Lease Plan
Civilian Conservation Corps