Terms/Definitions pt. 1
Politics/Doctrines
Conflicts
Terms and Definitions pt. 2
100

The acronym M.A.D. means... 

Mutually Assured Destruction

100

The treaty alliance that is made up of primarily western/capitalist countries

NATO

100

The war that set the foundation for the Cold War era to begin

World War II

100

The treaty alliance that is composed of communist countries in Eastern Europe

Warsaw Pact
200
Commonly seen as a "shared government with equally distributed resources"

Communism

200

The organization that is set out to maintain international peace

United Nations

200

War that broke out in the 1960s, U.S. involvement turned into a disaster

(hint: this was obtained a lot of backlash to those who fought in it)

Vietnam Conflict/War

200

The acronym DMZ stands for...

Demilitarized zone

300
In the context of the Cold War; "stopping the spread of Communism worldwide"
Containment
300

Political, military, and economic assistance would be provided by the U.S. 

"making new friends"

Truman Doctrine

300

War that broke out in 1950, U.N. stepped in with a joint force to counteract the invasion from ______________

(hint: U.S. sponsored police action)

Korean War
300

State of mind that the U.S. was ready to go to war with the Soviet's, whenever and wherever 

Brinkmanship

400

The term that means a restructuring/reforming of communism

Perestroika

400

U.S. plan that primarily provided aid to Western Europe

"helping a friend"

Marshall Plan

400

This conflict lasted roughly 2 weeks but scared a generation of Americans because of where (on the map) everything unfolded

Cuban Missile Crisis

400
The easing of hostilities between the U.S. and the Soviets

Detente

500

The term for a pure communist

A "Hard-Liner"

500

A country could request economic assistance from the U.S. military if the country was being threatened aggressively by armed forces

"helping a friend that reached out for help"

Eisenhower Doctrine

500

Conflict that stemmed from a Egypt nationalizing a canal

Suez Crisis

500

This uprising started a wave on unrest in the Soviet Union

Prague Spring