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Which of the following countries did NOT have nuclear weapons?
a. Germany
b. Britain
c. France
d. the Soviet Union
a. Germany
What happened in Eastern Europe after the Cold War?
a. Ethnic tensions were rising between East and West Germany
b. Countries started practicing Communism again.
c. Countries started investing a lot of money to create weapons again.
d. Ethnic Tensions were rising in Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.
d. Ethnic Tensions were rising in Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.
During the Cold War, many Americans lived in constant fear that they would be attacked by Russia.
a. a competition between countries to build superior weapons
b. a group of nations that cooperates to make trade among members easier
c. conflict, opposition, or violent struggle between states, nations, or groups
d. a period of distrust, tense rivalry, and non violent conflict between the US and Soviet Union after WWII.
d. a period of distrust, tense rivalry, and non violent conflict between the US and Soviet Union after WWII.
Hostility in the workplace is often the result of stress, poor management, and a lack of appreciation.
a. a strong and influential country
b. a period of distrust, tense rivalry and nonviolent conflict between the US and Soviet Union after WWII
c. conflict, opposition, or violent struggle between states, nations, or groups
d. an organization that promotes that promotes political and economic cooperation in Europe
c. conflict, opposition, or violent struggle between states, nations, or groups
Explain common market
group of nations that cooperates to make trade among members easier.
What two countries were considered superpowers post World War II?
US & USSR
What was used to separate East from West Berlin?
Berlin Wall
The cowardly police chief fled the country when the regime began to crumble, making order impossible to maintain.
a. to stop existing or being effective
b. to use influence , authority, or power in order to affect or achieve something
c. to plead in favor of
d. an organization that promotes political and economic cooperation in Europe.
a. to stop existing or being effective
Which of the following was NOT true of the USSR?
a. The government controlled the economy
b. It was a very wealthy country.
c. The government limited individual freedoms.
d. It was a Communist country.
b. It was a very wealthy country.
A representative from a large cosmetics company knocked on my door today to hand out samples of their newest product.
a. conflict, opposition, or violent struggle between states, nations, or groups
b. someone who acts or speaks for or in support of another person or group
c. a strong and influential country
d a group of nations that cooperates to make trade among members easier.
b. someone who acts or speaks for or in support of another person or group
The domineering leader of the troupe exerted control overall the other dancers.
to use influence, authority, or power in order to affect or achieve something.
A representative from a large cosmetics company knocked on my door today to hand out samples of their newest product.
a. conflict, opposition, or violent struggle between states, nations, or groups
b. someone who acts or speaks for or in support of another person or group.
c. a strong and influential country.
d. a group of nations that cooperates to make trade among members easier.
b. someone who acts or speaks for or in support of another person or group.
What is the European Union?
How many zones was Germany split into after World War II?
4
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) advocates for the rights of animals.
to plead in favor of
Which of the following countries was NOT a part of the united economic community?
a. GB
b. Italy
C. Luxemburg
D. Belgium
a. GB
Why was the economy of the Soviet Union weakened?
a. They had too many citizens to support
b. They had too many loans to pay off
c. They were spending too much money one developing new weapons
d. They were spending too much money on rebuilding their cities.
c. They were spending too much money one developing new weapons
Governments typically spend massive amounts of money to increase the quality and quantity of their military arsenal during an arms race.
competition between countries to build superior weapons.
In what year did the Soviet Union break apart?
1991
Which of the following was NOT a goal of the European Union.
a. to help unify Europe
b. to prevent another deadly war
c. to help set common economic goals
d. to become more militarily powerful than the US
d. to become more militarily powerful than the US