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Foundations of the Cold War
Foundations of the Cold War
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Which country was communist?
Japan
China
2
Where did the idea of "the US should strike first" come from?
today - National Security Strategy
the past - NSC68
both - the past and present
3
What is another name for the group?
club
socialism
collectivism
democracy
4
Which document gave money to Western nations to rebuild?
NSC68
Truman Doctrine
NATO
Marshall Plan
5
How is the Soviet Union characterized in NSC68?
freedom loving
fun loving
wanting slavery
wanting order
6
What is the purpose of Cold War propaganda?
To tell the truth about what was happening
To help the Soviets understand the United States
to help the United States understand the Soviets
To make one country all good and the other all bad
7
What broke Europe into East and West?
NSC68
Iron Curtain
Stalin
Truman
8
What document promised money, military, equipment, etc. to fight off communism?
NSC68
NATO
Marshall Plan
Truman Doctrine
9
Where did the idea of "reforming the enemy" come from?
the past - NSC68
today - National Security Strategy
10
Where did the idea of "the US should be at the center of everything" come from?
the past - NSC68
both - the past and present
today - National Security Strategy
11
What is the U.S. policy of containment?
stop the spread of Covid
stop the spread of communism
stop communism
stop Covid
12
Where did the idea of "The US should NOT strike first" come from?
the past - NSC68
today - National Security Strategy
both - the past and present
13
How is the United States characterized in NSC68?
fun loving
wanting order
wanting slavery
freedom loving
14
What important concept came out of the "Sinews of Peace" speech?
Cold War
Iron Curtain
Policy of Containment
Propaganda
15
Which country values the group more than the individual?
United States
Soviet Union
16
Where did the idea of "no negotiations" come from?
the past - NSC68
both - the past and present
today - National Security Strategy
17
Which country was communist?
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
18
What kind of government does the U.S. have?
Republic
Socialist
Communist
Direct Democracy
19
Which country's invitation into NATO was the reason for the Warsaw Pact?
West Germany
East Germany
Turkey
Greece
20
Which country values individualism?
North Korea
Cuba
United States
Soviet Union
21
Which president worked well with Stalin?
Atlee
Churchill
Roosevelt
Truman
22
Which document said to put billions of dollars into the military?
Warsaw Pact
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
NSC68
23
What is the U.S. economy called?
capitalism
money market
free market
socialism
24
Which document used Greece and Turkey as a rationale for action?
NATO
NSC68
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
25
Which country believes in freedom?
United States
Soviet Union
26
Where did the idea of "a goal of a more peaceful world" come from?
today - National Security Strategy
the past - NSC68
both - the past and present
27
Which country believes in equality (sameness)?
Soviet Union
United States
28
Which document gave money to Eastern European countries to rebuild to get stronger?
Marshall Plan
Molotov Plan
NATO
Warsaw Pact
29
Where did the idea of "worry about weapons of mass destruction" come from?
both - the past and present
the past - NSC68
today - National Security Strategy
30
Where did the idea of "destroying the enemy" come from?
the past - NSC68
both - the past and present
today - National Security Strategy
31
Why did Churchill give the "Sinews of Peace" speech?
rally the United States to fight the Soviets with England
rally the Soviets to fight the United States
rally the world to fight the Soviets with Great Britain
rally the Eastern nations to join the cause
32
What was the military alliance made up of Eastern European nations?
Molotov Plan
NATO
Totalitarianism
Warsaw Pact
33
Where did the idea of "the United Nations should be at the center of everything" come from?
both - the past and present
the past - NSC68
today - National Security Strategy
34
What kind of government does the Soviet Union have?
Communist
Totalitarianism
Democracy
Republic
35
What was the Cold War?
a conflict of ideas
fighting between the United States and the Soviet Union
a war that was cold
no fighting between the United States and Great Britain
36
Which document was the blueprint for how to run the Cold War?
NSC68
NATO68
Truman Doctrine
Sinews of Peace
37
Where did the idea of "respect the enemy" come from?
the past - NSC68
today - National Security Strategy
both - the past and present
38
Which President did not work well with Stalin?
Truman
Roosevelt
Churchill
Putin
39
Western nations were aligned with whom?
United States
Soviet Union
40
Which country was communist?
North Korea
South Korea
41
What was the military alliance made up of Western nations?
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Marshall Plan
Molotov Plan
42
Which side of Europe was democratic?
Eastern
Western
43
What was the Soviet economy called?
capitalism
communism
socialism
free market
44
At the Potsdam Conference, into how many zones was Germany split?
3
2
4
1
45
Which side of Europe was communist?
Western
Eastern
46
In the Cold War, who are the "superpowers"?
United States and the Soviet Union
Great Britain and the Soviet Union
United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union
United States and Great Britain