Berlin Wall
Eleanor Roosevelt
Berlin Airlift
A Changed World
Fighting Communism
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What would they do if people tried to cross the wall?
They would shoot them.
100
What has she been called?
Influential Woman
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What did the Western Allies decide to do?
To deliver food and coal by plane to much needed areas.
100
The United States and The Soviet Union were the only countries to have what?
Nuclear Weapons.
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Who decided they would help fight communism?
Harry S. Truman.
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What did the Berlin Wall become known as?
One of the best-known symbols of the Cold War.
200
Who was her husband?
Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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How many tons did the Allies send?
2 million tons.
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Who was the leader of the Soviet Union?
Joseph Stalin.
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What policy became known as the Truman Doctrine?
The United States would aid foreign countries with economical and military help.
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What did the Berlin Wall look like?
It was a big concrete wall topped with barb wire.
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What was she the leader of?
The United Nations Commission.
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When did the Soviets back down the blockade?
In May 1949.
300
How many countries did the delegates come from?
50 countries.
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When did China become a communist nation?
1945.
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What was the date of the Berlin Wall being erected?
August 13, 1961
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How many speeches did she make during the 1950s?
More than 100.
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Why did the Soviets travel between Berlin and West Germany?
They hoped this would force the United States and its Allies out of West Berlin.
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Whats the free world?
Countries against communism.
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What are the initials of the treaty who's purpose was to stop the Soviet Union from setting up more communist governments in Europe?
N.A.T.O.
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What did the first and second version of the Berlin Wall have in common?
They both had steel girders.
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When and where was she born?
New York City in 1884
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How many months did the Berlin Airlift last?
11 months.
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Where did American forces occupy.
Japan
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What was the plan named after the secretary of state.
George C. Marshall
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