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Title: SOL Review American Foreign Policy


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SOL ReviewAmerican Foreign Policy Diplomatic
History 1918-1991
2
What is internationalism?
3
1. The opposite of isolationism2. Heavy
involvement in foreign affairs
4
Except for a period in the 1920s and 1930s, what
has been the basis of U.S. foreign policy from
World War I to the Present?
5
Internationalism
6
Who was president during World War II?
7
Franklin D. Roosevelt
8
Identify the Lend-Lease Act.
9
A law which allowed the President to sell, lease,
or lend defense equipment to nations which the
President considered vital to American
securityAllowed FDR to help the British against
Germany
10
What event brought the U.S. into World War II?
11
Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
12
What were the Axis nations during World War II?
13
GermanyItalyJapan
14
Who was the leader of Germany during World War II?
15
Adolf Hitler
16
Who were the Allies in World War II?
17
Great Britainthe Soviet Unionthe United States
18
Who was the leader of Great Britain during World
War II?
19
Winston Churchill
20
Who was the leader of the Soviet Union during
World War II?
21
Joseph Stalin
22
What happened at the Battle of Stalingrad?
23
1. Soviet army defeated the Germans2.
Prevented the Germans from seizing the Soviet oil
fields3. Turned the tide against the Germans on
the eastern front
24
What happened at the Normandy landings (D-Day)?
25
1. American and Allied troops landed in
France.2. Liberation of Western Europe had
begun.
26
Who was the commander of the Allied forces at the
D-Day invasion?
27
Dwight D. Eisenhower
28
What was the turning point of the war in the
Pacific?
29
The Battle of Midway
30
What was the Allied strategy in the Pacific?
31
Island hopping
32
How did the United States end the war in the
Pacific?
33
Dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
34
What was the Holocaust?
35
Nazi Germanys systematic murder of European
Jews.
36
What were the Nuremberg Trials?
37
Trials of Nazi leaders for war crimes
38
How did the U.S. maintain an adequate supply of
products for the war effort?
39
Rationing each family received a monthly
allowance of essential items (sugar, gasoline,
meat)
40
How did the Roosevelt administration finance
World War II?
41
War bondsThe federal income tax
42
What was the Selective Service Act?
43
1940 law which established the first peacetime
draft in American history
44
What was the Selective Service Act?
45
1940 law which established the first peacetime
draft in American history
46
What happened to most Japanese-Americans during
World War II?
47
Relocated to internment camps, where they were
required to stay until the end of the war
48
Who became president when FDR died?
49
Harry S. Truman
50
What was the Cold War?
51
The war of words between the United States and
the Soviet Union between 1945 and 1991
52
What was the Truman Doctrine?
53
U.S. would defend free peoples who were resisting
attempted subjugation (control) by armed
minorities or outside pressure groups
54
What was the Marshall Plan?
55
U.S. economic aid program to European nations
after World War II
56
What was containment?
57
The American policy to limit communism to those
areas where it already existed
58
What is communism?
59
An economic system in which all property and
means of production are owned by society as a
whole (i.e., by the government in the name of the
people)
60
Who was the Communist Chinese leader?
61
Mao Zedong
62
Who was the anti-communist Chinese leader?
63
Chiang Kai-shek
64
What is Taiwan?
65
Anti-communist nation founded on the island of
Formosa when Chiang fled China
66
Who were Julius and Ethel Rosenberg?
67
A couple who worked on the U.S. atomic
projectThey were convicted of espionage and
executed
68
Who was Alger Hiss?
69
1. A U.S. State Department official charged with
giving secret documents to the Soviets2.
Convicted of perjury
70
What was NATO?
71
A defensive military alliance of U.S. and Western
European countriesAn attack on one would be
considered an attack on all
72
What was the Korean War?
73
The 1950-1953 war caused when communist North
Korea invaded anti-communist South Korea
74
What policy resulted in American involvement in
the Korean War?
75
Containment
76
What is the United Nations?
77
An international organization to keep peace in
the world
78
Who was Senator Joseph McCarthy?
79
A Republican senator who accused many American
officials of being communists
80
What was McCarthyism?
81
Unfairly accusing others of disloyalty and
subversion (overthrow of the government)
82
What was Massive Retaliation?
83
President Eisenhowers policy that the U.S.
would use swift all-out military actions against
any nation committing aggression in other words
Attack!
84
What federal agency coordinates the spy
activities of the United States government?
85
Central Intelligence Agency or CIA
86
What was the Bay of Pigs?
87
The CIA sponsored invasion of Cuba by Cuban
exiles to overthrow Castro. It failed!
88
What was the Cuban Missile Crisis?
89
Soviets placed nuclear missiles in CubaU.S.
blockaded CubaSoviets removed the missiles
90
  • What Cold War policy resulted in American
    involvement in Vietnam?

91
Containment
92
  • What European colonial power controlled Indochina
    after
  • World War II?
  • (Indochina included Vietnam.)

93
France
94
  • Who was the leader of the Vietnamese independence
    movement?

95
Ho Chi Minh
96
  • Why did the United States support Frances
    efforts after World War II to keep Indochina as a
    colony?

97
Ho Chi Minh was a communist.
98
  • What was the name of the South Vietnamese
    communists who tried to overthrow the South
    Vietnamese government? (They were guerilla
    fighters.)

99
Vietcong
100
  • What was the official name of the Vietcong?

101
The National Liberation Front
102
  • What president escalated (increased) American
    military involvement in
  • the Vietnam War to
  • 540,000 troops?

103
Lyndon B. Johnson
104
  • What did Nixon call his policy to turn over the
    war to the South Vietnamese army and
    simultaneously withdraw American troops?

105
Vietnamization
106
  • What country supplied the North Vietnamese Army?

107
The Soviet Union
108
  • What happened in Vietnam?
  • (In other words, how did the Vietnam War end?)

109
Communist North Vietnam took over South Vietnam
and reunited the country under communist rule.
110
  • What type of government did Vietnam have when it
    was reunified in 1975?

111
Communist
112
In chronological order name the American
presidents, who served during the Vietnam War.
113
(Ten evil kids jacked Nixons Ford.)
  • Truman
  • Eisenhower
  • Kennedy
  • Johnson
  • Nixon
  • Ford

114
  • Who was President Nixons most important
    Secretary of State?

115
Henry Kissinger
116
  • With what country did President Nixon begin to
    establish formal diplomatic relations in 1972?

117
Communist China
118
  • Name the Soviet-American discussions to establish
    limits on the number of nuclear weapons.

119
The SALT talks
120
  • Name the first treaty to establish limits on the
    number of nuclear weapons held by the United
    States and the Soviet Union.

121
The SALT Treaty
122
  • What was the basis of President Reagans defense
    policy?

123
A massive military buildup
124
  • What was the effect of President Reagans
    military buildup on American relations with the
    Soviet Union?

125
It increased tension between the United States
and the Soviet Union.
126
  • What action did President Reagan take in Western
    Europe during his first term?

127
Reagan placed new nuclear missiles in Western
Europe.
128
  • Who became the leader of the Soviet Union in
    1985?
  • (This leader was known for the policies of
    Glasnost and Perestroika.)

129
Mikhail Gorbachev
130
  • What is the Russian word for openness?

131
Glasnost
132
  • Name Gorbachevs policy of encouraging freedom of
    expression in the
  • Soviet Union.

133
Glasnost
134
  • What Russian word referred to restructuring
  • Soviet society?

135
Perestroika
136
  • What type of restructuring did Perestroika do?

137
Economic restructuring
138
  • What countries were Soviet satellites after World
    War II?

139
The countries of Eastern Europe
140
  • What does one call a nation that is formally
    independent, but dominated by
  • another power?

141
A satellite
142
  • What was the name of the revolutionary labor
    movement in Poland during the 1980s?

143
The Solidarity movement
144
What was the best known symbol of the Cold War?
145
The Berlin Wall
146
  • What happened to the Berlin Wall in 1989?

147
It was torn down.
148
  • What happened in Germany in 1990?

149
East Germany and West Germany reunited under the
democratic West German government.
150
  • What happened to the Soviet Union in 1991?

151
It fell apart or collapsed.
152
  • What action did Gorbachev take on Christmas Day,
    1991?

153
He resigned and declared the Soviet Union had
ended.
154
  • In chronological order name the leaders of the
    Soviet Union during the Cold War.

155
(Stupid kids buy guns.)
  • Stalin
  • Krushchev
  • Brezhnev
  • Gorbachev
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