Who was involved in the Bay of Pigs?

196l failed invasion of Cuba by the United states

What was the cause of the Korean War?

Political division on behalf of an agreement the Allies made after WW2

Policy of the U.S. to prevent the spread of communism by the Soviet Union

What is Free-enterprise?

A system where private businesses compete in the open with no repercussions

Why was the Berlin Wall built

Built to separate East and West Germany, and to keep East germans from West

What was the Arms Race?

Competition between U.S.A and Soviet Union about weapons

What was the Iron Curtain?

A barrier that cut off and isolated areas under the soviet union's control

What was the Berlin Airlift For?

The Allies sent supplies to west Berlin via airships

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Who was involved in the Bay of Pigs?
1990s failed invasion of Cuba by the United States
196l failed invasion of Cuba by the United states
1953 failed invasion of Cuba by the United States
1980s failed invasion of Cuba by the United States
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What was the cause of the Korean War?
Death of a political leader
Poor working conditions and bad economy
Communist's invading Korea
Political division on behalf of an agreement the Allies made after WW2
3
The Cold War was a time of political and military partnership between the Soviet Union and the U.S. from 1945 to 1991
True
False
4
Containment was?
Policy of the Soviet Union to imprison non-communists
U.S. policy against Soviet people coming into the U.S.
Soviet Union policy banning U.S.A troops civillians into the soviet Union
Policy of the U.S. to prevent the spread of communism by the Soviet Union
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What is Free-enterprise?
A System that makes businesses be honest
A system where private businesses compete in the open with no repercussions
A system where businesses decide what's best for the economy
A system where businesses give money to people in need
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Why was the Berlin Wall built
To keep communism out of Berlin
To help protect Berlin from United States influence
Built to separate East and West Germany, and to keep East germans from West
Built to separate East and West Germany, and to keep West germans from East
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The theory that if one country fell to communism, neighboring countries will as well
The Warshaw Theory
The Truman Theory
The Domino Theory
The Marshall Theory
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What was the Arms Race?
Competition between U.S.A and Soviet Union about weapons
A war between United States and the Soviet Union
A War between United states and soviet union about government
Race between U.S.A and Soviet union about space exploration
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What was the Iron Curtain?
A Soviet Union strategy for gaining land
A piece of cloth used to keep iron safe from oxidation
A barrier that cut off and isolated areas under the soviet union's control
A barrier used to isolate the soviet union from the rest of the world
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What was the moment in which the Cold War came closest to turning into a Nuclear Conflict?
United States testing the first hydrogen bomb
Soviet Union sending troops to east germany
The USSR testing a nuclear bomb
Cuban Missile Crisis
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What was the Berlin Airlift For?
The Axis sending supplies to aid Soviet Union
Allies sending drones to help fight
The Allies sending supplies to east Berlin via airships
The Allies sent supplies to west Berlin via airships

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