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What is containment? Give two examples

Holding back the spread of Communism


examples: The Truman Doctrine, The Marshall Plan

What does the iron curtain represent?

The iron curtain is the Soviet divider that split European Communism and Non-Communism

Name three Soviet Satellites

Yugoslavia, East Germany, Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia

What two superpowers were involved in the Cold War?

U.S and the Soviet Union

What did NATO stand for?

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Name two nations that were in NATO.

U.S, Belgium, Britain, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy

What was the cold war?

The Cold War was a conflict where the 2 main countries didn't actually fight.

What was the Warsaw Pact?

The Warsaw Pact was in 1955 and it made the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe allies.

What was the Truman Doctrine?
The U.S aided Greece and Turkey with 400 million dollars. Also American military aid was available to any nation threatened by Communism.
What was the Marshall Plan?
The Marshall Plan began on June 5, 1947 by Secretary of State George Marshall. He extended American influence in Western Europe and helped reunite the region into a single economic group.
What does "cult of personality" mean?
Cult of personality means to make oneself look good to appeal to the people.
How did the Soviet Union react to the U-2 spy plane that was sent to see if they were building nuclear missiles?
The Soviets shot it down.
Why was the Fourth French Republic not successful?
It was not successful because no single party was strong enough to obtain majority in the National Assembly.
Give the definition of a welfare state.
welfare state- a system in which the national government provides programs for the well being of its citizens
What were the two democratic groups in Germany?
The Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats
Name two examples of technological advancements in America in the 1950s.
automation, computers, automobile
Define McCarthyism
making charges of disloyalty without regard to evidence
Which new alliances did the US form in the 1950s to contain communism?
Southeast Asia, Middle East, Latin America
Who struggled for civil rights after the war?
African Americans
What was the basis behind the Watergate Scandal?
5 men were caught planting electronic listening devices in the office of the Democratic National Committee
Bonus cards: Each player make a paper airplane. The one who flies the farthest gets to move and extra three spaces.
Move three spaces ahead.

Bonus cards: Give a thirty second speech from a U.S point of view on the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Move four spaces ahead.

Bonus cards: Give a persuasive speech on why you should buy the automobile.

Move two spaces ahead.

Bonus cards: With your group, demonstrate what happened in the Cuban Missile Crisis
Move one space ahead.
Bonus cards: The first group member to take their shoe off and bang it on the desk gets to move the indicated number of spaces.
Move five spaces ahead.