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chapter 18 cold war
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| military alliance between the Soviet Union & its eastern satellite nations | Warsaw pact |
| event in which the US supplied parts of Europe with aid by plane that was blockaded by the Soviets | Berlin Airlift |
| conflict between the US and the Soviet Union in which neither nation confronted each other on battlefield | cold war |
| man that led communist revolt in China | mao zedong |
| many disputes about the Cold War were debated by this peacekeeping organization | united nations |
| US senator that created the 2nd red scare | joseph mcCarthy |
| WWII general who became president in 1952 | Eisenhower |
| Eastern European countries that formed boundary between the Soviet Union and western europe | iron curtain |
| the communist north korea and non communist south korea is divided by this boundary | 38th parallel |
| division of europe | iron curtain |
| during this wartime conference prior to the ending of the war, the Soviets promised many things to the US | Yalta Conference |
| final wartime conference where the US learned that the Soviets broke their promises | Potsdam |
| voting by ballots in a multi party system | free elections |
| the US organization investigated government employees and fired many | Loyality review board |
| this US organization investigated people in Hollywood | HUAC |
| Attacks on suspected communists in the early 50s | McCarthyism |
| the downing of a US plane over Soviet territory | U2 incident |
| US policy that aided the European countries of Greece and Turkey | Truman Doctrine |
| A group of witnesses from the movie industry who refused to cooperate with the HUAC | Hollywood 10 |
| the program in which the US supplied economic aid to European nations to help them rebuild post WWII | Marshall Plan |
| a country that is dominated politically and economically by another nation | satellite nation |
| created to gather secret information about foreign governments | CIA |
| to ban military forces in an area | demilitarize |
| the worlds first artificial satellite | sputnik |
| the blocking of another nation's attempts to spread its influence | containment |
| military alliance between 10 W. European countries and the US and Canada | NATO |
| leader of the US supported nationalist government in China | Chiang Kai-shek |
| Eisenhower's secretary of state who strongly opposed communism and believed in brinkmanship | John Foster Dulles |
| the act of spying or using spies to obtain secret information from other governments | espionage |
| he became the leader of the Soviet Union after Stalin's death | Nikita Khrushchev |
| a thermonuclear weapon stronger than the atomic bomb | H-Bomb |
| conflict between north and south Korea | Korean war |
| American sent to prison for perjury | Alger Hiss |
| a couple that was sentenced to death for espionage | the Rosenbergs |
| the African American singer/actor who was blacklisted | Paul Robeson |
| cold war was between which two nations | US and Soviet Union |
| why were people in the movie industry targeted for spreading communism in the US | they are able to sway public opinions easily |