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Questions on the Cold War compiled from Global Studies Regents Exams
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protect human rights
colonize Africa and Asia
compete economically and militarily
cooperate in halting the spread of communism
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promote economic self-sufficiency
eliminate political corruption
establish a military alliance
discourage religious toleration
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11
government housing of refugees
military assistance to Vietnam
funds for economic recovery in war-torn European nations
nuclear weaposn to NATO members
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13
providing health services
assisting in agricultural research
monitoring educational programs
coordinating global peacekeeping
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destroy the power of the opposition party
elminate freedom of speech and press
encourage political discussion and economic reform
dominate the governments of Eastern Europe
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10
invading Afghanistan
violating nuclear arms agreements
signing the Camp David Accords
introducing the policies of perestroika and glasnost
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containment
nonalignment
separatism
isolationism
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49
Korean War
Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
fall of the Berlin Wall
Cuban missile crisis
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40
France
Great Britain
United STates
Soviet Union
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demarcation lines instituted by papal authority
boundaries created by mountain ranges
territorial claims disputed between ethnic minorities
divisions between communist, noncommunist countries
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35
follow a course independent of the superpowers
restrict trade with neighboring countries
be exempt from United Nations decisions
reject international environmental treaties
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50
allies of the United States
members of the Common Market
satellites of the Soviet Union
participants in the Marshall Plan
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20
Marshall Plan
Warsaw Pact
European Union
Truman Doctrine
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23
the Cold War
the Persian Gulf War
World War I
World War II
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48
resume development of Soviet nuclear weapons
expand collectivization and communes
stop expansion of NATO into Eastern Europe
stimulate economic growth and political discussion
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meet the requirements of North Atlantic Treaty Organization
keep East Germans from fleeing to Western sector of Berlin
complete the post-World War II rebuilding of Berlin
promote reunification of East Germany and West Germany
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It became site of strategic competition between superpowers
It allowed the UN to establish the region's foreign policies
It served as a key ally for the Soviet Union.
It developed a policy of appeasement.
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Nuremberg Trials (1945-1946)
naval blockade of Cuba (1962)
Hungarian Revolt (1956)
launching of Sputnik (1957)
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Ethnic Conflicts in the World
Economic Benefits of World War II
Emerging Nations of the World
Results of the Cold War
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French colonial rule would continue to influence the region.
Kim Jong Il and Ho Chi Minh possesed nuclear weapons
Renewed Japanese imperialism would trigger a world war.
Communism would spread through eastern, southeastern Asia.
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destruction of the Berlin Wall
Berlin airlift
Cuban missile crisis
launch of Sputnik by the Soviet Union
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30
supported censorship of news and of personal correspondence
allowed parts of capitalism within communist economic system
strengthened their country's military defenses
increased tensions during the Cold War
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42
participating in United Nations peacekeeping missions
developing better trade relations with the West
creating a buffer zone against future invasions
controlling Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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31
rebuild national economies to stabilize governments
promote the spread of militarism
force the losing nations to help areas destroyed by the war
strengthen the alliances that had won the war
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34
promote religious freedom
isolate member nations from the rest of the world
stop the flow of immigration between member nations
defend Western Europe from Soviet aggression
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14
Nikita Khrushchev
Mikhail Gorbachev
Fidel Castro
Deng Xiaoping
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4
fought without foreign influence or assistance
resolved through the diplomatic efforts of United Nations
fought as a result of differing politics during Cold War
caused by religious conflicts
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ssars left on the land by World War I trenches
no-fly zone in northern Iraq after the Persian Gulf War
border established between India, Pakistan after WWII
western boundary of Soviet domination during Cold War
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France, Spain, Great Britain
Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary
Switzerland, Austria, Belgium
Turkey, Greece, Italy
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The influence of militant Islamic groups increased in region
Communism was strengthened in South Asia.
Hostilities between China and India lessened.
Tensions on border between Pakistan and Afghanistan reduced
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26
North Korea
People's Republic of China
Vietnam
Soviet Union
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28
reasons for the Nationalist settlement of Taiwan
results of the Marshall Plan
factors that led to the Korean War
causes of the conflict in Vietnam
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54
failure of communism
decline of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
expansion of the Warsaw Pact
end of free trade
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power of the European Union
strength of the Warsaw Pact
collapse of the Taliban
end of the Cold War
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a shift from producing consumer goods to producing machinery
an increase in tensions between India and the Soviet Union
a series of economic and political reforms
a strengthening of the Communist Party
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favored increases in military spending
succeeded in ending communism
encouraged military occupation by the Soviet Union
supported movements for democracy
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43
militarism
neutrality
nonalignment
containment
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17
They refused to align with the superpowers.
Their former emperors stood trial for war crimes.
Ethnic tensions threatened civil war in each country.
Both remained divided during the Cold War.
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44
rejection of imperialism by Western nations
collapse of the Soviet Union
development of peacetime alliances
tension between the superpowers
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46
join the Warsaw Pact
maintain a communist form of government
shift to a command economy
pursue free-market economic policies
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Kwame Nkrumah
Mohandas Gandhi
Benito Mussolini
Mikhail Gorbachev
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Cold War
Age of Imperialism
Enlightenment
Scientific Revolution
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attempted to remove French imperialists frm power
developed from Cold War tensions
reflected the success of the Western policy of containment
resulted in unification of two formerly independent nations
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37
prime meridian
Iron Curtain
line of demarcation
Berlin Wall
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55
communist threat after World War II
fear of economic depression after World War I
threat of the Nazis in the 1930s
concern about the partition of India in 1947
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45
dangers of the Cold War
threats to environment by developed and developing countries
economic costs of World War II
differences between command and market economies
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52
support the construction of the Iron Curtain
prevent the spread of communism
attempt to solve world hunger
increase membership in the United Nations
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to control European trade
to strengthen communist governments
to resist Soviet aggression
to support the blockade of Berlin
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The Soviet government increased control over Orthodox Church
The U.S. and the Soviet Union ended diplomatic relations
Peasants were forced onto collective farms.
Citizens experienced more personal freedoms under glasnost
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Thailand
Vietnam
Philippines
Myanmar (Burma)
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18
a reliance on agricultural self-sufficiency
a one-child policy
elements of capitalism
boycotts on foreign products
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27
an era of world peace and Soviet prosperity
censorship of the news media in Russia
a successful transition to a command economy in Russia
conditions that helped lead to the breakup of Soviet Union
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36
autocracy
democracy
isolationism
communism
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51
Cold War Confrontations
Terrorism in the 20th Century
Path to World War I
Victories for Democracy
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Monarchies were reestablished in both countries.
Both countries threatened to use chemical weapons in China
Democratic principles flourished in both countries
Both communist governments faced economic stagnation
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uneven economic development between the divided portions
democratic governments for all citizens
space exploration agreements with the superpowers
open warfare between the divided parts
