This multinational organization was created for the purpose of mutual defense/collective security.
What is NATO?
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Who is Mr. Sauve?
Churchill used this phrase to refer to Eastern Europe being under the control of the Soviet Union.
“From Stettin in the Baltic, to Trieste in the Adriatic, an _____ _______ has descended across the continent,”
What is the Iron Curtain?
Foreign Policy which states that the U.S. must prevent communism from spreading
What is containment?
A petroleum jelly-like substance dropped on the Vietcong.
What is Napalm?
This term describes when rival powers attack one another with propaganda and economic measures, and with a general policy of non-cooperation.
What is a or the Cold War?
The two sets of (economic-political) principles that were at odds during the Cold War.
What are capitalism and communism?
Theory that if one nation falls, its neighbors will fall
What is Domino Theory?
Name the generally accepted years for the start and end of the Cold War?
What is 1945 and 1991?
A deforestation agent that cause cancer and major birth defects used in Vietnam.
What is Agent Orange?
The dictator of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) from 1929 to 1953.
Who is Stalin?
The United States went to war in this country in the 1950's.
What is Korea?
An alliance between the USSR and other eastern European nations.
What was the Warsaw Pact?
This phrase describes the constant need to build up more weapons than the Soviets in order to prevent nuclear war.
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What is the Arms Race?
the competition between nations regarding achievements in the field of new technology. This subject is out of this planet.
What is the Space Race?
Things like movies and books influenced society because of the fear of this during the 1950's.
What is Communism or the threat of nuclear weapons?
MAD stands for this.
What is mutually assured destruction?
Name the city that was divided into Soviet, American, British and French controlled sections after WWII.
What is Berlin?
Foreign policy that commits state to use greater force in the event of an attack.
What is massive retaliation?
The name of war in the 1960's and 70's which pitted the United States versus a much smaller country.
What was the Vietnam War?
a situation of strategic stalemate, refraining from attacking each other
What is nuclear deterrence?
A "thaw" in the Cold War.
What is Detente?