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Unit 9 & 10
What does Dollar Street compare?
Why was the Warsaw Pact formed?
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Why was the Warsaw Pact formed?
Counter NATO
Support capitalism
Join NATO
Start Cold War
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What does Dollar Street compare?
Border conflicts
Daily life by income
Colonial maps
NATO strength
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What pattern did the Marshall Plan aid map show?
Ignored allies
Even global aid
Focused on communists
Targeted West Europe
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Why did USSR reject the Marshall Plan?
Sought U.N. support
Wanted U.S. alliance
Feared political influence
Lacked funds
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What caused the 1953 coup in Iran?
Oil nationalization
Nuclear threat
Soviet invasion
Religious unrest
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What is outsourcing?
Job moves abroad
Importing goods
Local farming
Hiring domestically
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What did the Berlin Blockade show about U.S. Cold War strategy?
Avoided involvement
Used aid as strategy
Started NATO
Preferred isolation
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Why did the U.S. support dictators during the Cold War?
Protect democracy
UN demands
Human rights focus
Fight communism
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What was the goal of the domino theory?
Slow migration
Stop trade deals
Prevent communist spread
Aid the USSR
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What links Cold War to Globalization?
Same leaders
No Global South
No change
New inequality patterns
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What term described the division of Europe in the Cold War?
Iron Curtain
Stalemate
Proxy War
NATO Line
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Why was Vietnam a Cold War test?
Showed US weakness
Religious war
Defeated USSR
NATO victory
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What did the Suez Crisis reveal?
Peaceful change
Cold War rivalry
UN failure
USSR aid
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How did the Atlantic Charter clash with Soviet Cold War goals?
Opposed Soviet expansion
Required disarmament
Encouraged self-determination
Promoted capitalism
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Why can’t poor nations enforce green laws?
Growth conflicts with environment
Strong laws
Don't need to
Have no cities
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What’s a risk of foreign investment?
More jobs
Less trade
Strong unions
Dependency
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What is a proxy war?
War over borders
War by smaller allies
Direct US-USSR war
Peace treaty
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What happened at the 38th Parallel?
Vietnam split
War ended
Wall fell
Korean division
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Which Cold War policy supported Greece and Turkey?
Truman Doctrine
Bay of Pigs
Warsaw Pact
NATO Charter
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What Cold War law expanded U.S. war powers in Vietnam?
Tonkin Resolution
UN Charter
War Powers Act
Pentagon Papers
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What describes North Korea's economy?
Capitalist
Free market
Democracy
Command economy
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Why did Churchill give the Iron Curtain speech?
Support reunification
Support Soviet expansion
Warn of Soviet control
Criticize U.S. policy
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Why did USSR place missiles in Cuba?
NATO pressure
Aid from UN
US missiles in Turkey
Berlin Airlift
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What does MAD stand for?
Mutually Assured Destruction
Military Alliance Draft
Mutual Attack Deal
Major Air Defense
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What is a development challenge in cities?
More lakes
Green zones
Pollution
Airports
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What two ideologies clashed in the Cold War?
Capitalism vs. Communism
Nationalism vs. Globalism
Monarchy vs. Democracy
Liberalism vs. Fascism
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Why do rich countries bear more climate responsibility?
Longer summers
More rainfall
Smaller armies
More emissions
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What does MAD mean?
NATO treaty
Mutual loss in nuclear war
Soviet defense plan
UN policy
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What does the UDHR promote?
Nuclear peace
Rights and justice
Cold War
Arms deals
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Why include women in development?
Cut taxes
Health & education gains
Boost literacy
Equal aid
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Which policy aimed to stop the spread of communism?
Appeasement
Containment
Detente
Nationalization
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How did the Pentagon Papers impact public trust?
Justified invasion
Boosted morale
Increased support
Revealed lies
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What does 'containment' mean in Cold War policy?
Stop spread of communism
Occupy enemies
Total isolation
Promote USSR rule
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What shows a country's development level?
Oil exports
Climate
Military size
Literacy rate
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Why was Vietnam a proxy war?
UN forces deployed
Civil war only
Superpowers backed sides
NATO-led forces
