Cold War Origins
$100: This policy aimed to stop the spread of communism.
$100: This doctrine gave aid to Greece and Turkey.
$100: This war began in 1950 when the North invaded the South.
$100: This was dangerous about McCarthyism because many people were accused of being communists without this.
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$100: This bill helped veterans with education and housing.
$200: He was the first president to utilize the idea of containment.
--> Who was Harry Truman?
$200: This plan helped rebuild Western Europe economically.
$200: The dividing line between North and South Korea.
$200(x3): This government official was accused of spying for the Soviet Union and was later convicted of perjury.
$200: This term describes the rapid population growth after WWII.
$300: This term described the division between Eastern and Western Europe.
$300: This 1947 act created the CIA and Department of Defense.
$300: This general led UN forces in Korea.
$300: This senator led the anti-communist crusade.
$300: These mass-produced suburban homes were built by the Levitts.
$400: This British leader warned about the Iron Curtain.
$400: This alliance stated that an attack on one member is an attack on all.
What is NATO?
$400(x2): This organization meddled in Egypt, Latin America, and Iran.
$4009(x2): McCarthy lost support after attacking this branch of the U.S. government during televised hearings.
$400: This 1956 act funded a national highway system.
$500(x2): This event began when the Soviet Union blocked all land routes into West Berlin, forcing the U.S. and its allies to fly in supplies. Name both events for double points.
$500: This theory said that if one country fell to communism, nearby countries would also fall, like a row of falling pieces.
$500: This country intervened in Korea against the U.S.
$500: This major Soviet achievement in 1949 increased American fear during the Red Scare.
$500(x2): This 1960 incident involved a U.S. spy plane shot down over the USSR.