Cameron Unit #9 Cold War

In postwar Japan, the USA goal was to introduce a _____ government.

Period from 1945-1961 during which over 65 million children were born in the USA

Congressional committee that investigated communist influence the USA during the 1940s and 50s

The Nuremberg Trials in 1945-46 marked the first time

The formation of NATO had as its primary purpose

What new technology greatly influenced the USA in the 1950s?

After the launches of Sputnik I and II in 1957, efforts began in the USA to

What did the Cuban Missile Crisis reveal about the Cold War?

The United Nations is open to all nations

For the USA, the main success of the Korean War was that:

Eastern European country subject to Soviet domination

Program of American economic assistance to Western Europe

The main issue of the Potsdam Conference after WWII was post-war:

How did the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948 affect Europe?

Law passed in 1944 that helped returning veterans buy homes and pay for college:

The launching of the first satellite by the Soviet Union in 1957:

The ___ Conference was held at the beginning of 1945 to make plans for the postwar world.

President Eisenhower supported the establishment of the SEATO as an attempt to:

Germany was divided into ___ zones, each controlled by a different Allied power.

What goal best describes the USSRs intentions after WWII?

Policy of risking war in order to protect national interests

Eastern European countries formed the Warsaw Pact in 1955 after:

The establishment of SEATO and NATO showed the USA's desire to:

The United Nations statement of principles was based on the belief that:

Supply of West Berlin by American and British planes during Soviet blockade in 1948-49:

In 1949, the fall of ___ to the Communists left America shocked.

Organization formed at the end of WWII to promote international peace & security

Alliance between the USA, Canada, Western European nations in 1949.

The tactic of damaging reputations with vague, unfounded charges became known as

In the 1950s, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted and executed for: