World History: Life During the Cold War

In the 1960s, many US university students protested against

After the death of Joseph Stalin in 1953, _____ became leader of the Soviet Union.

The Soviet's right to intervene in other Communist states if communism were threatened was

Which of the following describes the role the government plays in Japan's economy?

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 aimed in part to

Japan's constitution is based on

Japan's emergence as an economic giant after its defeat in World War II is known as

How did Allied occupation following World War II affect Japanese society?

What helped to create the baby boom in the late 1940s and early 1950s?

What was the result of the writers' rebellion in Czechoslovakia?

In 1961, ________ took power after a coup d'état in South Korea.

He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1971 for his efforts leading ties between East and West Germany

De-Stalinization refers to the

At the end of World War II, which of these Eastern European countries resisted Soviet demands?

In a _____, the government provides all citizens with health care and supports the unemployed

A group of countries with a common purpose is often called a

How did Soviet Eastern European satellite states stimulate economic reform?

Father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb and dissident who was punished for defending human rights?

Who was the US President who cancelled US participation in the 1980 Olympics in Moscow?

Equal Pay Act 1963 and Supreme Court's decision Roe v. Wade 1973 involved which social movement

After World War II, many European countries recovered in part as a result of the strategies of

Who was the leader of the Nationalist Government of China who fled to Taiwan?

How was the Soviet Union under Leonid Brezhnev similar to that under Joseph Stalin?