U.S. History Unit 4 Review

What was the outcome of the Soviets having atomic bombs in Cuba, i.e. the Cuban Missile Crisis?

Why did President Kennedy and the CIA support the Bay of Pigs Invasion in Cuba (1961)?

Which of these was NOT an example of nonviolent containment in the Early Cold War? 

Which of these events occurred last?

Soviet Union created the Warsaw Pact in 1955, giving it domination over what half of Europe?

Where do the Allies first invade when trying to attack Germany?

The segregation of Japanese people into concentration camps during WWII was known as...

The battle that occurred in 1944, which gave the Allies a foothold in France.

Which of these was NOT an outcome of the Soviets decision to blockade Berlin in 1948?

Strategic plan between Germany and the Soviet Union in order to keep the Soviets out of WWII.

What was the purpose of the Soviets building the Berlin Wall to split East and West Berlin?

United States' military strategy used in the Pacific against Japan shown in the picture.

Figurative "wall" which symbolized the split between democratic West and communist East Europe.

U.S. policy for handling communism, laid out in the Long Telegram by George Kennan.

The term given to the German decision to actually kill the Jews beginning in 1942.

Name for the secret project that developed the atomic bomb.

Agreement between Hitler, France, and GB that he would stop expansion in 1938.

What was the British and French policy towards Hitler before WWII?

Act which the U.S. used before joining the war to send unlimited aid to the Allies.

Which of the following was NOT a factor in the decision to drop the atomic bombs?

Term for accusing people of being communists and/or spies with little evidence.

Organization created at the end of WWII in order to keep peace and protect human rights.

Which of the following countries was NOT an Allied Power?

The Allies solution to handling the German and Japanese leaders after WWII.

Main goal of the Soviet Union during the Yalta and Potsdam Conferences (1945).