Cold War 1
Cold War 2
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
100

How did the Korean War end?

No one won...it was a tie

100

Which British prime minister came up with the phrase the “iron curtain”?

Winston Churchill

100

A conflict between The North and South Vietnamese; the United States got involved to help the South Vietnamese in spreading communism.

The Vietnam War

100

Soviet Union leader after Joseph Stalin; he was responsible for the Cuban Missile Crisis

Nakita Kruschev

200

What is the thought that if one country fell to communism, then other countries would fall soon after?

Domino Theory

200

After the war, Germany was split into two – East Germany and West Germany, and so was the city of Berlin. Which side of the city of Berlin did the Soviet Union control?

East Berlin

200

An invisible divide between countries that supported communism and countries that supported democracy.

The Iron Curtain

200

A type of government where people vote for representatives to make laws.

Democracy

300

What was the result of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

Both sides agreed that nuclear war would be a disaster and called off the arms race.

300

How many days did the Berlin Airlift last?

321 Days

300

An organization formed to help prevent the spread of communism among free nations.

NATO

300

Not technically a war; tension between the United States and the Soviet Union.

Cold War

400

What type of government does the United States have?

Democracy

400

During the Berlin Airlift, the United States dropped supplies by what?

Plane

400

A type of government where the government controls business and laws.

Communism

400

A conflict between North Korea and South Korea that ended in a stalemate.

The Korean War

500

When people became scared the communism began to spread across the United States.

The Red Scare

500

Which term means making charges against a person without any real evidence?

McCarthyism

500

A United States senator that spread the scare of communism in the U.S.

Joseph McCarthy

500

Where the United States airplanes delivered to supplies to West Berlin every day for 321 days.

The Berlin Airlift

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