What 3 things did they disagree about at Potsdam?

Germany, reparations & Soviet policy in East Europe

Guaranteed the common borders of France, German y & Belgium

Why did the 'Prague Spring' get its name?

New ideas were springing-up in Czechoslovakia in 1968.

What was the Berlin Airlift?

An operation where US &UK forces sent food/supplies to the people in Berlin

What was the Munich Agreement?

Allowed Germany to take territory in Czechslovakia

Velvet Revolution was...

peaceful revolution again the government

The Brezhnev Doctrine meant that:

Communist countries were still under control from the USSR

Why is the early part of WWII called the Phony War?

Because Hitler paused after invading Poland.

At Yalta, the Big Three agreed that after Germany's unconditional surrender, it would be

Divided up into four occupation zones

Series of reforms introduced in Czechoslovakia in 1968

The goal of French foreign policy in the interwar years was

the containment of potential German and Russian expansion

What did Stalin promise at the potsdam conference?

Free elections in Eastern Europe

What was the Non-Aggression Pact of 1939?

A pact with Germany & the Soviets not to invade each other.

A government that controls people and serves the country

During the "Prague Spring" of 1968, Czechoslovakia attempted to...

Allow greater personal liberties

Why did the Berlin Airlift began?

The Soviets blocked Allied access to West Berlin

Mussolini's Lateran Pact with the Catholic Church

restored the Vatican as an independent state

cultural freedom and greater openness in Soviet society

What was decided during the 1942 Wannsee conference?

The Final Solution to the Jewish problem

Who was Willy Brandt?

He became the leader of West Germany

What strategy did Willy Brandt use with Ostpolitik?

All of the above., Graduated and Reciprocated Initiatives in Tension Reduction., Promoted "Two Germany States, One German Nation"., Made several small unilateral concessions to Soviets.

What was the primary goal for the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan?

to reestablish the Communist regime in Afghanistan

Germany agreed to recognize the borders of France and Belgium.

Who were the 'Big Three' present at Yalta?

Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill

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1
What is the name of this totalitarian leader?
Hitler
Mussolini
Lenin
Stalin
2
What 3 things did they disagree about at Potsdam?
Germany, reparations & Soviet policy in East Europe
Tea, Stalin's moustache & US policy
Japan, Germany & reparations
Poland, reparations & Stalin's policy in USSR
3
The Locarno Pact...
Reduced Germany's reparations bill
Guaranteed the common borders of France, German y & Belgium
Renounced war as a solution to international problems
Was a mutual assistance pact between Germany and France
4
Why did the 'Prague Spring' get its name?
The revolution happened during the Spring time.
Springs were used to jump over the Berlin Wall.
Prague had a lot of natural water springs.
New ideas were springing-up in Czechoslovakia in 1968.
5
What was the Berlin Airlift?
When the Japanese surrendered after the dropping of the Atomic Bomb
An operation where US &UK forces sent food/supplies to the people in Berlin
Taking planes out of the city of Berlin because it was too powerful
A battle during World War II
6
Who attended the Potsdam Conference?
Lots of angry ghosts from the war!
Stalin, Churchill, Truman.
Lenin, Churchill, Roosevelt.
Stalin, Churchill, Roosevelt.
7
What was the Munich Agreement?
Allowed Germany to take territory in Czechslovakia
More anti-Jewish laws
Stated that allied countries would recognise Hitler
A treaty between Germany and Russia to not attack each other
8
Lech Walesa led this movement in this country.
Solidarity; Poland
Fascisce; Poland
Apartheid; South Africa
Solidarity; Lithuania
9
Velvet Revolution was...
buying a lot of velvet material
my dress
peaceful revolution again the government
excellent red cake
10
Who succeeded Stalin?
Leon Trotsky
Vladimir Lenin
Nikita Khrushchev
Mikhail Gorbachev
11
What was the biggest failure of the Weimar Republic?
Territorial gains
Too big of a Military
Hyperinflation
Too powerful
12
Movement led by Lech Walesa in Poland against the Communist government?
Perestroika
Solidarity
Beer Hall Putsch
Operation Freedom
13
The Brezhnev Doctrine meant that:
Communist countries were forced to change their doctrines
Communist countries no longer had to be Communist
Communist countries were still under control from the USSR
Communist countries were free of interference from Moscow
14
This ended detente.
Korean War
Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan
Angolan Civil War
Vietnam War
15
Why is the early part of WWII called the Phony War?
Because Hitler lied about invading Poland.
Because Hitler paused after invading Poland.
Because the British and French didn't declare war on Germany
Because Hitler quickly conquered France right after Poland.
16
which country had a bloody revolution in which the Communist leader was executed
Poland
East Germany
Russia
Romania
17
Social & economic system in which all land and industries are owned by the government...
Fascism
Communism
Socialism
Capitalism
18
At Yalta, the Big Three agreed that after Germany's unconditional surrender, it would be
Divided up into four occupation zones
Blamed for starting the war
Forced to give up its remaining overseas colonies
Forced to pay reparations to France and Russia
19
What did the Soviet Union fear?
Capitalism.
Communism.
The losers.
Rocky.
20
The Eastern Bloc, or countries that were dominated politically/economically by the Soviets...
China, North Korea, Vietnam
satellite nations
Poland, West Germany, and France
Iron Curtain
21
Prague Spring
Series of reforms introduced in Hungary in 1968
Series of reforms introduced in Czechoslovakia in 1968
Series of reforms introduced in Austria in 1968
Series of reforms introduced in Kyrgyzstan in 1968
22
Hostility without direct military conflict that developed between the US & the Soviet Union...
World War II
Korean War
Cold War
Vietnam War
23
The goal of French foreign policy in the interwar years was
a return to isolation
the containment of potential German and Russian expansion
to check aggression by Fascist Italy
a prevention of the Japanese takeover of French Indochina
24
The two leaders during the Cuban Missile Crisis were
Khruschev and Eisenhower
Kennedy and Brezhnev
Kennedy and Khruschev
Kennedy and Stalin
25
What did Stalin promise at the potsdam conference?
Reduced taxes
Help to the homeless
Free elections in Eastern Europe
War protection
26
Soviet leader in the early years after World War II...
Ho Chi Minh.
Joseph Stalin.
Adolf Hitler.
Fidel Castro.
27
First mentioned the "iron curtain" that separated the free & communist sections of Europe...
Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Joseph Stalin.
Winston Churchill.
Pres. Harry S. Truman.
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What was the Non-Aggression Pact of 1939?
A pact with Germany & Polond not to invade each other.
A pact with Germany & the US not to invade each other.
A pact with Germany & the Soviets not to invade each other.
A pact with Germany & Britian not to invade each other.
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Idea that if one country became communist then the surrounding countries would follow...
It's not delivery, it's DiGiorno.
Pizza Hut Effect.
Domino Theory.
Containment.
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Totalitarian means
Someone very mean
A government that controls people and serves the country
Totally cool
A country in Europe
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Blitzkrieg
Normal paced war.
Secret US base.
Super slow war.
Lightning war.
32
European city that the US kept alive for 327 days by airlifting in supplies...
Saigon
West Berlin
Stalingrad
Prague
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During the "Prague Spring" of 1968, Czechoslovakia attempted to...
Allow greater personal liberties
Introduce a capitalist economy
Break completely from the influence of the Soviet Union
End military links with the Warsaw Pact
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Failed US-backed plan to land Cuban exiles in Cuba to overthrow the Communist-led Cuban gov't.
Bay of Pigs invasion.
Tet Offensive.
Sea of Pork attack.
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
35
What did Gorbachev's plans of glasnost and perestroika mean?
good food and good fun
closed and maintainence
openness and restructuring
get lost or paranoia strikes
36
The Cold War was a period of tension between the Soviet Union and....?
The United States
Mexico
Ethiopia
Germany
37
Why did the Berlin Airlift began?
West Berliners began fleeing into East Berlin
The Soviets blocked Allied access to West Berlin
The British and French had a dispute over German Zones
When America won WW2
38
Mussolini's Lateran Pact with the Catholic Church
led to official Catholic support of Mussolini's Fascistparty
revealed Mussolini's own deeply held religious beliefs
made Catholicism the official state religion in Italy
restored the Vatican as an independent state
39
What was the name of the treaty that allowed Hitler to take the Sudetenland?
The Munich Agreement
The Sudeten Agreement
The Chamberlain Agreement
The Berlin Agreement
40
Soviets took the lead in the space race w/ this, which has altered our educations ever since...
Krushchev.
Sputnik.
Gemini.
Apollo.
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Glasnost was
cultural freedom and greater openness in Soviet society
world revolution.
a restructuring of the Soviet economy
a new foreign policy for the USSR
42
US policy to fight the spread of Communism in Europe after World War II...
the Truman Doctrine.
containment.
massive retaliation.
the Marshall Plan.
43
What was decided during the 1942 Wannsee conference?
The invasion of Russia
To move Jews into the ghettos
To make the Hitler Youth into a military reserve
The Final Solution to the Jewish problem
44
Who was Willy Brandt?
He became the leader of West Germany
He was a good friend of Russia
He was born in Norway
He was a Nazi
45
What strategy did Willy Brandt use with Ostpolitik?
All of the above.
Graduated and Reciprocated Initiatives in Tension Reduction.
Promoted "Two Germany States, One German Nation".
Made several small unilateral concessions to Soviets.
46
What was the primary goal for the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan?
to gain control of Middle Eastern oil supplies
to fight an indirect war with the United States
to cause the United States to boycott the 1980 Olympics
to reestablish the Communist regime in Afghanistan
47
Detente refers to the...
Absence of tension
Relaxation of tension
None of the above
Increase of tension
48
Where did the Velvet Revolution happen?
Burkina Faso
Velvetland
Mozambique
Czechoslovakia
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Locarno Pact
China's agreement to stop fighting with Japan
Pope became the dictator Italy
Made physics important to education
Germany agreed to recognize the borders of France and Belgium.
50
The origins of the Cold War lay in a fundamental disagreement over
East Asia
North Africa
The Middle East
Eastern Europe
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Who were the 'Big Three' present at Yalta?
Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill
Lenin, Roosevelt and Churchill
Stalin, Roosevelt and Attlee
Stalin, Truman and Churchill
52
What was the Wannsee Conference about?
Appeasement
The Final Soultion
Terms to end the war
Plans to attack Britain
53
What was the Gulag?
A courthouse
System of forced labor camps established during Stalin’s reign as dictator
A vast network of Russian cemeteries for political prisoners
A typical Russian Prison
54
Which goal best describes the USSR's intentions after World War II...
to develop a more democratic form of government.
to convert to a capitalist economy.
to maintain communism only where it already existed.
to expand communism into countries around the world.
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Nation that sent troops to help the North Koreans during the Korean War...
Cuba.
China.
Vietnam.
Soviet Union.
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Why is the July 1932 Election significant?
The Nazis gained an overall majority
It was the first the Communists won
It was the first the Nazis won
Hitler became Chancellor after the Election
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Collectivization is
Collect a coin from every citizen to count the number of citizens
The act of citizens getting drafted for war
A type of taxation in dire times
All farms yields went to the state
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Mussolini's Lateran Pact with the Catholic Church
made Catholicism the official state religion in Italy
led to official Catholic support of Mussolini's Fascistparty
revealed Mussolini's own deeply held religious beliefs
restored the Vatican as an independent state

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