The Cold War Basics
U.S. Foreign Policy
The Homefront
Cold War Conflicts
Key Terms and People
Final Jeopardy
100

The imaginary line that divided Europe between capitalist West and communist East.

The iron curtain 

100

U.S. policy to stop the spread of communism.

Containment 

100

U.S. senator who led the Red Scare by accusing officials of communism.

Senator Joseph McCarthy 

100

Conflict where North invaded South in 1950, ending in a stalemate.

The Korean War 

100

Purpose of the Marshall Plan.

Restore the European economy after WW2

200

This economic system was promoted by the United States.

Capitalism 

200

This 1947 policy promised aid to Greece and Turkey to resist communism.

The Truman Doctrine 

200

Fear-driven time period targeting suspected communists in the U.S. after WW2 (Be specific!)

The 2nd Red Scare

200

Conflict where the U.S. fought to prevent a communist takeover in Southeast Asia.

The Vietnam War 

200

Name any countries that rejected Marshall Plan aid due to Soviet pressure.

(1) Poland 

(2) Czechoslovakia 

300

This Cold War organization was the Soviet response to NATO.

The Warsaw Pact 

300

The U.S. plan to rebuild Europe after WWII.

The Marshall Plan 

300

Muhammad Ali did not agree with the involvement and violence taking place in Vietnam. He decided not to participate when drafted for the Vietnam war which made him a

Draft dodger 

300

Closest the world came to nuclear war in 1962.

The Cuban Missile Crisis 

300

Term for countries under heavy influence by the USSR.

Satellite states 

400

The closest the United States and Soviet Union came to armed conflict during the Cold War was 

The Cuban Missile Crisis 
400

The slogan for both alliances throughout the Cold War

"An attack on one, is an attack on all!"

400

Government committee that investigated communism in Hollywood.

HUAC (House Un-American Activities Committee)

400

Cold War military strategy of using countries like Korea and Vietnam for battles.

Proxy War(s)

400

This U.S. President is credited with ending the Korean War (which was his campaign slogan) 

President Dwight D. Eisenhower 

500

Who gave the famous "Iron Curtain" Speech?

Winston Churchill 

500

Which Cold War conflict did Americans demonstrate the most disagreement with U.S. foreign policy?

Vietnam War 

500

Name of Eisenhower’s warning about weapons industries influencing policy.

Military Industrial Complex

500

This chemical was used in the Vietnam War to kill trees and plants so guerrilla soldiers would have nowhere to hide

Agent Orange 

500

This U.S. President was responsible for officially ending U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War 

President Gerald Ford (VP to Nixon when he is impeached) 

500

Put the following U.S. Presidents in the correct chronological order during the Cold War 

(A) Eisenhower (B) LBJ (C) Truman (D) Ford 

(E) Nixon (F) JFK 

(1) Truman (2) Eisenhower (3) JFK (4) LBJ 

(5) Nixon (6) Ford