AP European History - Cold War Review

The Truman doctrine said this about communism

In the Cold War, the U.S. and USSR were reluctant to get involved in direct conflict because

In 1974, the Western economic boom of the previous 25 years ended because

Why did the Soviet Union build the Berlin Wall?

Which war began and ended at the 38th parallel?

After World War II, the Soviet Union took over Eastern Europe to

Transition of power in Eastern Europe at the end of the Cold War was peaceful everywhere except

What was the alliance established by European communist nations in response to NATO called?

What year did the Cold War end?

Gorbachev’s second key policy was glasnost, which meant

The Common Market, set up in 1947 did all of the following except

The gov't owns the means of production and makes the economic decisions in a system known as

What did Winston Churchill call the line between western and communist bloc countries?

Why is the Cuban Missile Crisis considered the height of the Cold War?

The 1947 Truman Doctrine committed the United States

One of Gorbachev’s key policies was perestroika, which meant

Stalin blockaded this German city, but it was supplied by American planes with an airlift:

What was the name of the Russian Satellite that was first in to be sent into orbit?

Crucial to the downfall of Communism in Poland was the rise of “Solidarity," which was

Why was NATO created?

U.S. involvement in Vietnam/Soviet involvement in Afghanistan were motivated by desire to

What plan gave Europe billions to rebuild following WWII so nations wouldn't turn to communism:

Which of these is true about Soviet satellite nations?

One reason for the collapse of Communist economic systems in Eastern Europe was that they

Acronym that meant if either U.S./USSR used nuclear weapons, they would destroy the world.