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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| US security policy during the Cold War in which military action was used to stop the Soviet Unions from spreading communism | containment |
| a government program started in 1944 that helped veterans returning from WW2 buy homes and attend college | GL Bill |
| the military and political divide in Europe between Western capitalist and Eastern communist countries | Iron Curtain |
| the agreement between the Democrats and Republicans in Congress made after WW2 to continue welfare, develop a national security system, and strengthen the executive branch of government | liberal consensus |
| US economic aid program to restore economic stability to Western Europe after WW2 | Marshall Plan |
| an area of a country in which a foreign military takes control | occupation zone |
| a government program that ran power lines through rural communities | rural electrification |
| relating to the class of people who's jobs typically take place in an office or professional environment and don't involve manual labor | white collar |
| the business of building airplanes, spacecrafts, and other vehicles that travel in the air | aerospace industry |
| a political situation in which rival countries try to gather or produce the most military weapons | arms race |
| an area in which military personnel and weapons are not allowed | demilitarized zone |
| a government that has been deposed and attempts to rule from another land | government in exile |
| a nuclear weapons that explodes due to compacted gases inside | hydrogen bomb |
| the basic systems of a society including roads, bridges, sewers, and electricity | infrastructure |
| a country's military establishment and industries producing arms or other military materials | military industrial complex |
| a series of battles that are provoked by a nation that does not participate in the fighting | proxy war |
| the crime of making verbal or written negative claims about someone without evidence | libel |
| a sworn statement confirming a person does not belong and has never belonged to various organizations including those identified as a communist | loyalty oath |
| the practice of accusing people being traitors to their country without offering proof | McCarthyism |
| an act of destabilizing a major social or political system in an attempt to destroy it | subversion |
| an idea during the Cold War that countries that neighbor communist countries are most likely to fall to communism | Domino Theory |