cold war vocab
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| show | Domino Theory: a
theory that if one
nation becomes
Communist-controlled
the neighboring
nations will also
become Communistcontrolled
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| show | Satellite Nation: a
country that is
dominated politically
and economically by
another nation.
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| show | Sphere of Influence:
an area not within its
own borders where
the interest of one
large nation are
considered to be
supreme.
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| show | Berlin Airlift: a 327-
day operation in
which U.S and
British planes flew
food and supplies
into West Berlin after
the Soviets
blockaded the city in
1948.
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| show | North Atlantic Treaty
Organization
(NATO): a defensive
military alliance
formed in 1949 by ten
Western European
countries, the United
States, and Canada
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| show | Ballistic Missile: a
rocket-powered
object, often carrying
a nuclear warhead,
which is shot into the
air and hits its
ground target after a
free fall.
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| show | Blacklist: a list of
about 500 actors,
writers, producers,
and directors who
were not allowed to
work on Hollywood
films because of their
alleged Communist
connections.
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| show | Limited War:
President Truman’s
plan to keep the
Korean War on the
Korean Peninsula,
rather than enlarging
it by attacking China
or using nuclear
weapons.
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| show | United Nations: an
international
peacekeeping
organization to which
most nations in the
world belong,
founded in 1945 to
promote world peace,
security, and
economic
development.
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| show | Berlin Wall: a concrete
wall that separated East
Berlin and West Berlin
from 1961 to 1989, built
by the Communist East
German government to
prevent its citizens
from fleeing to the
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| show | Peaceful Coexistence:
competition without
war, or a policy of
peace between
nations of widely
differing political
systems and
ideologies, especially
between Communist
and non-Communist
nations
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| show | Détente: the flexible
policy, involving a
willingness to
negotiate and an
easing of tensions
that was adopted by
President Richard
Nixon and his adviser
Henry Kissinger in
their dealings with
communist nations.
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