SS.912.A.6.10 Quiz

To determine the strategy for the Cold War

To negotiate post-war borders in Europe

To create the framework for the United Nations

To establish the Warsaw Pact

A new Soviet military technology

A dividing line between democratic and communist nations in Europe

A treaty to prevent nuclear war

A military strategy used in the Cold War

A program to provide economic aid to Western Europe after WWII

A plan to create a global military alliance

A strategy for the Berlin Blockade

A Soviet response to NATO

The U.S. strategy to prevent Soviet expansion

The Soviet attempt to cut off access to West Berlin

A military alliance to defend West Germany

A nuclear deterrence policy

To serve as a neutral buffer zone between warring nations

To establish military bases

To prevent nuclear weapons testing

To create a free trade area

A fear of nuclear war

A period of intense fear of communism in the U.S.

A movement to support Soviet policies

A Cold War peace agreement

The U.S. launched an airstrike against Cuba

The Soviet Union agreed to remove its missiles from Cuba

The United Nations took military action

The U.S. allowed Cuba to develop nuclear weapons

It was the first direct military conflict between U.S. and Soviet forces

It demonstrated U.S. commitment to containing communism

It ended Cold War tensions

It allowed China to expand its influence

It led to the establishment of the United Nations

Many Americans were wrongly accused of being communists

It improved relations between the U.S. and the Soviet Union

It reduced Cold War tensions

It committed the U.S. to fighting the spread of communism worldwide

It promoted isolationism

It encouraged an alliance with the Soviet Union

It weakened NATO