Cold War

What did the Truman doctrine establish?

What was the Berlin Airlift?

The world was spared from nuclear war during the Cuban Missile Crisis when

The anticommunist mission to expose supposed communists that characterized the Red Scare

Policy of the U.S. to restrict the growth of communism past its post WWII borders was called?

A crucial event that characterized post-WWII tensions between the U.S. & the Soviets was the:

As a reaction to Sputnik in 1957

form of entertainment and news (media) began to dominate American culture in the 1950s?

Stresses the need for people to do things on their own.

What plan designated millions of U.S. dollars to rebuild Europe after WWII?

Government by one or a few.

This term describes freedom of competition and private ownership of industry.

What housing and development pattern is depicted in the image

the Soviet Union built the Berlin Wall to

The Korean War began when

NATO formed for the purpose of…

The condition of free press, speech, and business.

1950s massive building project that revolutionized transportation in the United States

Basic needs are met for all, such as, food, housing, education, jobs, and health care.

The sharp rise in the birth rate following World War II became known as

Stresses the need for people to do things together to benefit the whole

President Eisenhower warned the nation of this

American children were instructed to do this in response to a nuclear attack.

The invisible geographic border that divided the Communist Eastern Europe of from the non-communist nations

Government by the people.

an era of confrontation and competition between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.

Goal is to bring economic equality to people.

The Soviet-created Warsaw Pact was a reaction to the

To protect from a nuclear blast, schools and other institutions enacted the _________ drill

The Cold War can be traced back to disagreements over and the division of what country

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg