Unit 1: The Cold War, 1943-91

The Helsinki Agreements of 1975 reached agreements on security, co-operation and...

Why was Stalin angered by the West in Germany?

Why was Imre Nagy excluded from the Communist Party in 1949?

At what summit meeting did Khrushchev agree to withdraw his ultimatum?

What US policy aimed to stop the USSR gaining territory in the oil-rich Middle East?

What was the name of the alliance between the USA, USSR and Britain during World War Two?

In November 1958 Khrushchev gave American troops how long to leave Berlin?

What were the initials given to West Germany which was created after the end of the blockade?

What did Churchil refer to the divide between East and West as in March 1946?

At what conference was the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty signed in 1987?

Wahat was the Soviet equivalent of NATO known as?

What agreement of 1991 set limits to the number of nuclear weapons?

Roosevelt died before the Potsdam conference. Who replaced him?

What event became an international symbol of the crisis in Soviet communism in 1986?

Which ideology does the USA follow?

What was the name of the organisation that Stalin used to control Communist parties abroad?

What was Dubcek forced to sign?

Why was the INF Treaty significant?

What does the USSR stand for?

What was the USSR's new policy known as which promised a more liberal approach?

In August 1968 the USSR invaded Czecholsovakia. This was justified in the...

What year was the Teheran Conference?

Following the Czechoslovakian invasion, who did Yugoslavia and Romaina form an alliance with?

What reform of Gorbachev's relaxed the censorship of the press?

Who became leader of Czechoslovakia on 5 January 1968?

How many people were killed in the fighting that took place in the Hungarian rising?

Who was the leader of Cuba following the revolution in 1959?

What was the name of Soviet ambassador who sent Stalin a telegram warning of America's aims?

Who toured West Berlin in 1963?

On 31 October 1956 Nagy announced his proposed reforms. What did these call for Hungary to do? 

Which policy committed America to defend the world against Communism?

Who was the last leader of the Soviet Union?

What was the Soviet equivalent of the Marshall Plan?

What were the initials given to East Germany which was created after the end of the blockade?

When was SALT I signed?

In what year did the Berlin wall fall?

In response to the invasion, the US refused to ratify SALT 2, increased defence spending and..

The US amabassador Kennan warned of Stalin's aims in...

Khrushchev responded by sending how many troops into Hungary on 4 November 1956?

What was dissolved in July 1991?

By 1953 both sides had a new type of nuclear bomb known as...

After the Cuban Missile Crisis, the USA and USSR agreed to set up a 'hotline' and...

Who replaced Churchill at the Potsdam conference following the Conservatives electoral defeat?

At the Yalta conference there was disagreement over...

What did the Marshall Plan comit America to sending to countries threatened by Communism?

In what year did the USSR test its own nuclear bomb?

Which politician played a crucial role in defeating the coup of 19 August 1991?

Churchill wanted to open a second front at Teheran by invading...

Which two countries controlled Bizonia in post-war Germany?

What refrom of Gorbachev was designed to make the Soviet economy more efficient?

When did Gorbachev officially announce the dissolution of the Soviet Union?

How did the allies get around the blockade of West Berlin?

What happened to Imre Nagy?

<div>What was the name of the American President at Teheran?

In what speech made in March 1983 did Reagan make his views of the Soviet Union clear?

In what year did the Berlin blockade start?

What was the disastrous April 1961 US led invasion of Cuba known as?

Who replaced Stalin as leader of the USSR following his death in 1953?

The Western military alliance, NATO, was set up in 1949. What does it stand for?

Why did Khrushchev walk out of the Paris conferene in May 1960?

Regan's plan for winning the Cold War became known as 'Star Wars'. What was its real name?

What was the name of Hungary'd dictator from 1949-56?

What is the term used to describe Dubcek's liberal changes to Czechoslovakia?