Asia
The Korean War ended in a _______ in 1953.
armistice
This individual was elected US president in 1952.
Who is Dwight D. Eisenhower?
This was signed in August 1970 between the Soviet Union, Poland and West Germany.
What is the Moscow Treaty?
This is the first treaty between the USSR and China.
What is the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Alliance?
This policy encouraged the opening of channels between East and West Germany.
What is Ostpolitik?
Leader of North Korea
Kim Il Sung
Khrushchev and Kennedy met together in this city for a summit in June 1961.
What is Vienna?
Reason for the complete collapse of détente.
Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.
This policy aimed to rapidly develop China's agricultural and industrial sectors simultaneously by harnessing the energy of the vast population of China, and by doing so dispose of the need for Soviet aid.
What was the Great Leap Forward?
This was the leader of Yugoslavia when the country was expelled from Cominform.
Who is Tito?
This was formed as an anti-Communist containment bloc in the Asia region.
What is SEATO?
This policy referred to preventing the extension of Soviet Communism outside of the areas where it was already established.
What is 'New Look'?
U.S. Presidents during the period of détente
Nixon, Ford, Carter
This was launched in May 1966.
What was the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution?
Who was Walter Ulbricht?
This nationalist and communist movement was very active against the Japanese.
What was the Vietminh?
This individual formulated the idea of a 'New Course' with the West.
Who is Georgy Malenkov?
This term refers to a more realistic foreign policy.
What is realpolitik?
Three Southeast Asian countries that border China.
What are Vietnam, Myanmar (Burma) and Laos?
This person aimed to create 'socialism with a human face'?
This country bombarded Quemoy and Matsu in 1958.
What is the PRC?
"If the Middle East is to continue its geographic role of uniting rather than separating east and West, if its vast economic resources are to serve the well-being of the peoples there, as well as that of others.... then the United States must make more evident its willingness to support the independence of the freedom-loving nations of the area...."
What is the Eisenhower Doctrine?
The three areas covered in SALT I.
What are: (1) the Anti-Ballistic Missiles); (2) Interim Treaty; (3) Basic Principles Agreement.
The four key areas that were the focus for Sino-American relations in the 1970s.
What are Taiwan, Vietnam, the United Nations and the USSR?
The conference in 1955, held in response to the USA's involvement in setting up SEATO, where 29 Asian and African states asserted their neutrality.
What was the Bandung Conference?